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A high profile court case involving Johnny Depp starts in London this morning.
The actor’s suing the owner of The Sun over an article which called him a "wife beater" - something he strongly denies.
The eurozone economy's expected to contract by 8.7 percent this year.
The European Commission says the euro area is experiencing a 'deep recession' due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Adrian Harmon reports:
A number of pubs in the England, which reopened at the weekend, have been forced to close again after customers tested positive for coronavirus.
Three bars in Hampshire, Somerset and Yorkshire alerted customers on Facebook that cases of the virus had been confirmed.
The video-sharing app TikTok says it will exit the Hong Kong market within days, after Beijing brought-in a new security law.
The application is owned by the China-based tech company ByteDance.
TikTok has been downloaded more than 2 billion times this year.
The border between Australia's two most highly populated states has closed after Melbourne recorded its biggest one-day spike in Covid-19 cases.
In the UK, 16 more people with covid-19 have died.
The Department for Health there says it takes the total to 44-thousand-236.
Figures announced on Mondays are typically lower, because of fewer registrations taking place over the weekend.
In the UK,
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden says US sanctions "will present challenges" for Huawei's involvement in the UK's 5G network.
Boris Johnson decided earlier this year to allow the Chinese company to play a limited role.
Belfast City Council has apologised to eight families who were denied the same size of cremation service as IRA veteran Bobby Storey on the day of his funeral.
Another nine people have been diagnosed with Covid-19 in Northern Ireland.
But no more deaths have been reported since the figures were last updated on Friday.
The death toll remains at 554, and there are 5,756 cases in the region.
Italian film composer Ennio Morricone has died at the age of 91.
The Oscar-winner wrote the scores for hundreds of movies, including 'The Good, The Bad And The Ugly' and 'The Hateful Eight'.
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