From curfews to calling in the army, here's what Europe is doing to tackle its coronavirus surge

Europe is facing the much-feared “second wave” of coronavirus cases, after a lull in new infections in summer. There is a reluctance to return to full lockdowns, so other measures are being implemented first. To date, there have been almost 2.9 million confirmed cases of the virus in Europe and over 186,000 people have died, data from the European Centre for Disease Control and Prevention shows.