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The Government is considering allowing people to expand their household group to include one other household 'in the same exclusive group' and is also examining how to let people gather in slightly larger groups, including for weddings, new guidance says. |
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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. Guidance published by the Government says it understands the “frustration” of couples planning a wedding and intends to enable small ceremonies to take place in England from June 1. |
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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. Guidance published by the Government says it understands the “frustration” of couples planning a wedding and intends to enable small ceremonies to take place in England from June 1. |
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The Government's coronavirus recovery strategy, published on Monday, sets out what is possible now and what may be possible in the future, and includes a timetable on lifting restrictions step by step.
Under step two - to be made no earlier than June 1 - it says officials are "examining how to.... |
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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. Guidance published by the Government says it understands the “frustration” of couples planning a wedding and intends to enable small ceremonies to take place in England from June 1. |
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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. Guidance published by the Government says it understands the “frustration” of couples planning a wedding and intends to enable small ceremonies to take place in England from June 1. |
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Port-au-Prince — Haitian pastor Burel Fontilus feared for his life in late March when he contracted the new coronavirus. It wasn’t the Covid-19 respiratory disease that frightened him, he said, rather gun-toting vigilantes in his neighbourhood near Port-au-Prince who were threatening to lynch him. |
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By Sean Devers Maylene Ramdular, who will celebrate her 69 birthday on May 21 and her 67-year-old sister Phylles Ramdular are the only Guyanese siblings to play cricket together for Guyana Women’s at the senior level. Maylene was an opening batsman, while Phylles was an off-spinner who batted in the middle order. |
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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. A coronavirus document published on Monday sets out what the Government sees as possible now and what may be possible in the future, and includes a timetable on lifting restrictions step by step. |
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Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. The Government’s coronavirus recovery strategy, published on Monday, sets out what is possible now and what may be possible in the future, and includes a timetable on lifting restrictions step by step. |
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The decision by the Government of Liberia to extend the State of Emergency while, in the same breath, slightly relaxing restrictions against religious gatherings has received mixed reactions across the religious sector. Some churches embrace the permission to hold smaller than normal religious.... |
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