The Health Authorities have reported two more COVID-19 deaths on Thursday morning.
One of the victims is an 82-year-old man who who was admitted to Mater Dei on the 25th of September, tested positive on the 26th and died yesterday.
The other victim is a 66-year-old man who tested positive on the 1st of October, was admitted to Mater Dei on the 8th of October and also died yesterday.
It has been reported that both cases had underlying health conditions.
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At least two people were killed in a knife attack in Nice, France as the local mayor has ruled a potential ‘terrorist’ attack.
The incident occurred at the Notre Dame Basilica on Thursday where the attacker was shot by officials and taken into custody shortly after.
Nice medics are currently trying to save the life of a third victim who tried to escape.
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As Europe continues to feel the effects of COVID-19, France is the next country to announce new lockdown measures to decelerate cases.
Effective from Thursday night up until the 1st of December at the least, French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the closure of bars, restaurants and non-essential business.
However, schools will remain open as students will carry on with their curricula as well as factories and certain public services to avoid irreparable economic damage.
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Marcus Rashford has been making the headlines time and time again recently, as he scores a Champions League hat-trick against RB Leipzig following the announcement of his free meals campaign.
As a result, United celebrated a 5-0 win at Old Trafford against German side RB Leipzig.
Rashford looks to maintain his momentum as United are schedule to face Arsenal on Sunday 1st November.
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