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According to a survey by the National Association of Head Teachers, English schools are on average £25,000 down after coping with the costs of coronavirus.

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Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden announces outdoor theatre and music performances can resume from July 11 as he leads Downing Stress press briefing. 

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Turkey’s current leader President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the time had come to re-convert the Hagia Sophia into a mosque.

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Meghan accuses the Mail on Sunday’s owners, Associated Newspapers, of wanting to expose five of her friends who spoke up for her in an anonymous interview with People Magazine in 2019.

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The Duke is a person of interest to investigators because of the long-term friendship he admits he had with Epstein.

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Sophie was making pre-arranged visit to the Half Moon to support the hospitality industry.

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Gay conversion therapy is described as a 'cruel practice'. In July 2019  ITV News recorded a pastor calling on the Holy Spirit to 'push something else out' of our undercover reporter.

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A list has been published of 76 countries and territories from which people arriving into England will no longer need to self-isolate for 14 days.

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The adored singer, who entertained troops with morale-boosting visits to the front line during the Second World War, died aged 103 on June 18.

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The guidance is ‘based on medical advice’ from Public Health England, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said.

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Further easing of lockdown restrictions features among the stories on today’s front pages.

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Opposition says extending stamp duty holiday to purchases of second homes and buy-to-lets is an ‘unnecessary subsidy’ for well-off.

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Wales and Northern Ireland have followed the same approach as the UK Government, but Scotland has a smaller list of just 39 countries, which does not include Spain.