Even before the hoped for May 20 loosening of shutdown rules, Gov. Ned Lamont said Thursday that June 20 could mark a second new phase of reopening. Lamont said few details are worked out when it comes to both timing of the reopening phases and which activities fit into which phase. |
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Boris Johnson has visited Westminster Abbey to pay respects to fallen soldiers ahead of the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day. The Prime Minister was welcomed to the abbey by the Dean of Westminster, Reverend Dr David Hoyle, and was invited to light a candle at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior. |
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Boris Johnson has visited Westminster Abbey to pay respects to fallen soldiers ahead of the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day. The Prime Minister was welcomed to the abbey by the Dean of Westminster, Reverend Dr David Hoyle, and was invited to light a candle at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior. |
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A presenter with Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, Pacesetter FM, Umuahia, Chinenye Iwuoha, who was abducted on Monday night has regained her freedom. The Commissioner of Police in the state, Jane Agbede, confirmed the release of the journalist to journalists in Umuahia on Thursday. |
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On May 7, 1945, a sense of anticipation was hanging in the air. People across Wales knew the war was coming to an end soon, it was now just a matter of waiting. Adolf Hitler had been dead for over a week at this point, committing suicide on April 30. With their leader gone and with Allied forces.... |
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Ugandan pop musicians have released a raft of songs and music videos to educate and alert the public about COVID-19 . Notable among them have been Bobi Wine and Nubian Li's Corona Virus Alert and Bebe Cool's Corona Distance . But there's also the likes of Pastor Frank Kyeyune's Katonda Yekka ku.... |
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BOSTON (AP) — Centenarians have always been a rare breed. Now they're an endangered species. The 100-plus crowd — those most venerable of human beings — is succumbing rapidly and heartbreakingly to the coronavirus pandemic . Entire limbs are being lopped off family trees, and their wisdom and lore are dying with them. |
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The Philippines' largest TV and radio network, which was shut this week by a government regulator, asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to allow it to return to the air amid an uproar over its closure. ABS-CBN Corp. said in its petition to the court that the Tuesday closure order by the National.... |
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Do you remember sport? It used to quite a big deal back in the pre-pandemic days, if I remember well. There was that Roger bloke who made bit of a racket for a decade or two and Manchester whatchamacallit … I think there were two of them, weren’t there? So many high priests. |
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At 3pm it's time to raise a glass as Dame Joan Collins, whose childhood home was destroyed in the Blitz as she slept in a Tube station, leads the Nation's Toast from the balcony of her London apartment. The toast, due to be broadcast on news channels, is on behalf of the women of the nation, acknowledging the many roles they played in the war. |
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BOSTON – Centenarians have always been a rare breed. Now they're an endangered species. The 100-plus crowd — those most venerable of human beings — is succumbing rapidly and heartbreakingly to the coronavirus pandemic . Entire limbs are being lopped off family trees, and their wisdom and lore are dying with them. |
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