Bill O'Reilly here Friday, May 29, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation.

The virus pandemic passing 5.5 million cases worldwide, resulting in 350,000 fatalities.

And it keeps going up.

Europe, posting the largest death toll at roughly 150,000 in the last three months.

Despite those stats, many countries started reopening their economies, and here is a quick

rundown of how it's going across the Atlantic.

The United Kingdom reporting the lowest daily virus deaths in six weeks, the country will

begin admitting foreign nationals starting June 8th.

And all travelers are required to self quarantine for 14 days or face a 1,000 pound fine.

New outbreaks in Germany are forcing officials to reintroduce some shutdown measures.

The government banning singing and chanting in churches and restaurants, a common tradition

in Munich's beer gardens, saying the practice, quote, spreads infectious droplets.

In Sweden, the death toll passed 4,000.

The Swedes refused to shut down the economy over COVID.

The Scandinavian country now has three times the number of fatalities its neighbors Denmark,

Norway and Finland do combined.

Italy, one of the hardest hit countries on earth, 33,000 deaths from a population of 60

million.

The infection rate down 90% in Italy since the height of the pandemic.

Lawmakers in Rome recently reopened public beaches and piases, but the churches and museums

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