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Thousands turn out for UK anti-racism protests
Demonstrations sparked by the death of George Floyd have taken place in towns and cities across the UK.
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Video 1 minute 49 seconds
Thousands turn out for UK anti-racism protests
Demonstrations sparked by the death of George Floyd have taken place in towns and cities across the UK.
Campaigners rename streets linked to slave owners
Alternative street signs featuring the names of black activists and people who died in police custody appear across Glasgow.
Places of worship to reopen for private prayer
Churches, mosques and synagogues have been closed since lockdown restrictions started in March.
NHS trusts 'not consulted' over face mask changes
Hospital bosses in England felt "in the dark" over changes to policies on face masks and visitors.
Schools to remain shut over virus infection fear
Many schools in north-west England will not open until at least 22 June over coronavirus concerns.
Roads closed at beauty spots as people warned away
The public is told to stay away as police try to uphold lockdown restrictions.
Virus costs add to residents' care home bills
Fee rises of more than £100 a week add "insult to injury" after the wave of infections, says Age UK.
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Video 1 minute 49 seconds
Thousands turn out for UK anti-racism protests
Demonstrations sparked by the death of George Floyd have taken place in towns and cities across the UK.
Campaigners rename streets linked to slave owners
Alternative street signs featuring the names of black activists and people who died in police custody appear across Glasgow.
Places of worship to reopen for private prayer
Churches, mosques and synagogues have been closed since lockdown restrictions started in March.
NHS trusts 'not consulted' over face mask changes
Hospital bosses in England felt "in the dark" over changes to policies on face masks and visitors.
Schools to remain shut over virus infection fear
Many schools in north-west England will not open until at least 22 June over coronavirus concerns.
Roads closed at beauty spots as people warned away
The public is told to stay away as police try to uphold lockdown restrictions.
Virus costs add to residents' care home bills
Fee rises of more than £100 a week add "insult to injury" after the wave of infections, says Age UK.
Campaigners rename streets linked to slave owners
Alternative street signs featuring the names of black activists and people who died in police custody appear across Glasgow.
Places of worship to reopen for private prayer
Churches, mosques and synagogues have been closed since lockdown restrictions started in March.
NHS trusts 'not consulted' over face mask changes
Hospital bosses in England felt "in the dark" over changes to policies on face masks and visitors.
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