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The colourful display welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron to the UK.
The move means 22 outlets in total will now be open to customers again.
The youngster used his walker to complete a marathon and has now started a new challenge to run the same distance using a race runner.
School standards minister Nick Gibb said schools in England will be given discretion over the use of £650 million catch-up funding.
The Office for National Statistics said the UK’s debt pile of £1.95 trillion is at levels not seen since 1963.
Ethnic minorities were younger and more likely to have diabetes than white people, a team from the University of Edinburgh said.
The Office for National Statistics said retail sales volumes in May were up 12% compared with the previous month, but down 13.1% on February.
Police believe Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry were killed by a stranger during a birthday celebration in Fryent Country Park in Wembley on June 5.
Concerns have been raised that animals such as cats and dogs could infect humans with coronavirus,
Officials said it was a public safety hazard.
A panel of Labour figures has conducted a comprehensive review of the party’s 2019 election humiliation.
Nicola Sturgeon revealed which measures were to come into effect as of Friday.
The death of Dame Vera Lynn and the Government’s troubled Covid tracing app are among the main topics on the front pages.
A timeline of the app’s main developments and obstacles since the start of April.
The Build Back Better book sets out a ‘policy platform that is clearly progressive and centre-left in approach’, said Ms Moran.
Vanessa O’Brien, 55, has travelled to the peak of Mount Everest and now Challenger Deep.
Disadvantaged pupils will be given funding for personal tutors to help them recover lost ground.
A fund has been announced to help children in England ‘catch-up’ with lost learning after months out of school amid the pandemic.
The Bank of England also condemned ‘inexcusable’ links that its former governors and directors had with the slave trade.
She helped raise British spirits during the Blitz and became known as the Forces’ Sweetheart.
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