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Safely easing lockdown restrictions will be a tough challenge for businesses as they seek to maintain social distancing measures. Next week, firms will have a “road map” from the Government on how restrictions will be eased, the Prime Minister has promised. |
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Safely easing lockdown restrictions will be a tough challenge for businesses as they seek to maintain social distancing measures. Next week, firms will have a “road map” from the Government on how restrictions will be eased, the Prime Minister has promised. |
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Safely easing lockdown restrictions will be a tough challenge for businesses as they seek to maintain social distancing measures. Next week, firms will have a “road map” from the Government on how restrictions will be eased, the Prime Minister has promised. |
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1. Sarah Perry. Gothic fiction writer Sarah Perry was born in Chelmsford and now lives in Norwich. Her acclaimed debut novel, After Me Comes The Flood, about a man named John Cole who wanders into a strange world while seeking out his brother amidst a drought, won the East Anglian Book of the Year Award in 2014. |
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Safely easing lockdown restrictions will be a tough challenge for businesses as they seek to maintain social distancing measures. Next week, firms will have a “road map” from the Government on how restrictions will be eased, the Prime Minister has promised. |
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Safely easing lockdown restrictions will be a tough challenge for businesses as they seek to maintain social distancing measures. Next week, firms will have a “road map” from the Government on how restrictions will be eased, the Prime Minister has promised. |
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1. Sarah Perry. Gothic fiction writer Sarah Perry was born in Chelmsford and now lives in Norwich. Her acclaimed debut novel, After Me Comes The Flood, about a man named John Cole who wanders into a strange world while seeking out his brother amidst a drought, won the East Anglian Book of the Year Award in 2014. |
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So, like me do you keep turning to your family and asking “what day is it?” We’re creatures of habit, so it used to help that certain days of the week meant something in my world. When I was playing football, Tuesdays and Thursdays meant training nights. Saturday was, and will be again I hope, match day. |
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The Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill, has urged people not to get their hopes up in anticipation of the country's lockdown measures being reviewed next week. Speaking to BBC Northern Ireland's The View on Thursday evening, the Sinn Fein politician warned that any potential.... |
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The death toll of 969 on March 27 was the largest number in a single day. The military was called in to the city of Bergamo, north-east of Milan, to move corpses to neighbouring provinces when mortuaries and crematoriums were overwhelmed. Student doctors’ final exams have been scrapped so that.... |
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President Muhammadu Buhari has reacted to the death of another prominent personality in Kano State. Prominent Islamic scholar, Malama Halima Shittu Abdulsalm, wife of an equally famous scholar and preacher, Sheikh Abdulwahab Abdallah Muhammad, died on Friday. |
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