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| - Duty Editor: Jenny Vaughan Tel: +33 1 40.41.46.36 -- TOP STORIES -- + Parts of Europe start to ease virus curbs + 16 killed in Canada's deadliest mass shooting + Australia forces Google, Facebook to pay for news + Oil prices hit two-decade low after virus turmoil + Japan virus expert 'pessimistic' for 2021 Games Health-virus,WRAP BERLIN Parts of Europe hit by the coronavirus pandemic take tentative steps towards resuming normal lives, with Germany allowing some shops to reopen and Norway restarting nurseries. 900 words 1000 GMT by Kit Holden with AFP bureaus. Picture. Video. Graphic Canada-crime-police-shooting,WRAP MONTREAL A gunman who drove a mock-up police car killed at least 16 people including a female constable in a shooting rampage across Nova Scotia, Canadian federal police say, the worst case of its kind in the country's history. 750 words moved. Picture. Graphic Australia-internet-media-Google-Facebook,WRAP BRISBANE Australia will force Google and Facebook to pay media outlets for their content, the government announces, vowing to lead the world in making the tech giants share lucrative advertising revenues with traditional media. 700 words moved by Holly Robertson. File Picture Markets-world,WRAP LONDON New York oil prices collapse to more than two-decade lows on the eve of a contract expiry, as markets grow concerned that crude storage facilities are reaching their limits -- and digest signs that COVID-19 may have peaked in Europe and the United States. 700 words 1100 GMT by Roland Jackson Oly-2020-health-virus-JPN,lead TOKYO A Japanese expert who has criticised the country's response to the coronavirus warns that he is "pessimistic" that the postponed Olympics can be held even in 2021. 600 words moved by Sara Hussein. Video -- EUROPE -- Health-virus-Germany,SCENE LEIPZIG, Germany Some small shops in Germany reopen as the country took cautious steps toward returning to normal, though Chancellor Angela Merkel issues a stark warning against complacency in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. 650 words 1000 GMT by Tobias Schwarz with Kit Holden in Berlin. Picture. Video Health-virus-Norway,SCENE OSLO Norway, which says it has the new coronavirus under control, starts opening up pre-schools after a five-week closure, despite the objections of some parents. 600 words 1000 GMT by Pierre-Henry Deshayes. Video. Picture. Graphic Syria-conflict-Germany-trial-warcrimes,FOCUS BERLIN When Anwar al-Bunni crossed paths with fellow Syrian Anwar Raslan in a DIY store in Germany five years ago, he recognised him as the man who had thrown him into prison around a decade earlier. The two men will face each other in a German court on Thursday. 700 words moved by Yannick Pasquet. Picture Also moved: Syria-conflict-rights,FACTS Syria-conflict-justice,FACTS Health-virus-Italy-agriculture,FOCUS FASANO, Italy Italian farmers are being brought to their knees by a six-week lockdown aimed at stopping a deadly epidemic in its tracks. They are also suffering a drought caused by the driest spring in over half a century. 550 words moved by Giovanni Grezzi with Celine Cornu. File Picture Britain-royals-media LONDON Prince Harry and his wife Meghan blacklist four major British tabloids, accusing them of publishing stories that were "distorted, false and invasive beyond reason", UK media report. 350 words moved -- MIDDLE EAST -- Health-virus-Mideast-Ramadan,FOCUS RIYADH From cancelled iftar feasts to suspended mosque prayers, Muslims across the Middle East are bracing for a bleak month of Ramadan fasting as the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic lingers. 850 words moved by Anuj Chopra with AFP bureaus. Picture. Video Health-virus-Israel-Holocaust-history,FOCUS JERUSALEM Berthe Badehi, who hid from the Nazis as a child during World War II, has become one of the many Holocaust survivors confined to their homes to evade the coronavirus. 700 words moved by Michael Blum and Guillaume Lavallee -- AMERICAS -- Health-virus-US,WRAP NEW YORK The state of New York, epicenter of America's coronavirus infections, appears to have passed the peak of the outbreak, as President Donald Trump bumps heads with governors over the pace of ending lockdowns. 700 words moved by Catherine Triomphe. Picture. Video Health-virus-Mexico-labor,FOCUS MEXICO CITY When Ana Lilia Gonzalez fell ill with flu-like symptoms, she went to the infirmary at her factory in a Mexican city on the US border, where the doctor told her she could carry on working. Two weeks later, she was dead. 800 words moved by Jennifer Gonzalez Covarrubias -- ASIA -- China-politics-corruption-HongKong BEIJING China's deputy public security minister, who was placed in charge of security affairs for protest-wracked Hong Kong in 2017, is being investigated by the country's anti-graft body for alleged corruption. 400 words moved -- SPORTS -- Baseball-TPE-Taiwan-sport-virus-health TAIPEI Playing to empty stadiums, Taiwan has managed to keep its baseball league running during the coronavirus pandemic -- but social distancing went out of the window on Sunday when a game descended into an on-field brawl. 350 words moved afp
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