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Travel restrictions relaxed for arrivals from EU states and seven other countries An employee wears a face mask to serve meals to customers during lunch time at the 'La Fontaine de Mars' restaurant in Paris. Visitors gather during a presentation visit of the "Grand Palais Ephemere", with the Eiffel Tower in the background, in Paris. AP Photo Morning commuters wearing wait to board a train at the underground metro railway station in the La Defense business district in Paris. Bloomberg People enjoy a meal in a restaurant in Lyon, central France. AP Photo A worker repairs carousel horses in Disn...

With a background in PR for the Conservative party, the new Mrs Johnson will help to host world leaders and their spouses

“Other than probably one or two airlines in Europe, I think everyone is in trouble … the question is, who's going to survive on the basis of state bailout because I doubt most of these airlines will be bailed out by the market. “Governments seem to be stepping up and protecting their handpicked carriers and they are discriminating those carriers versus the rest of the market. “So I think it is more down to the governments, who they like, what they want to do, how they are politically motivated when they put … financial resources into the industry.” He said the desire to save s...

“The climate crisis is already devastating lives in poorer countries but the world’s most developed economies are not immune,” said Danny Sriskandarajah, chief executive of Oxfam GB. “The UK government has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lead the world towards a safer, more liveable planet for all of us. “It should strain every diplomatic sinew to secure the strongest possible outcome at the G7 and Cop26 summits, and lead by example by turning promises into action and reversing self-defeating decisions like the proposed coal-mine in Cumbria and cuts to overseas aid.” Swiss...

Study found care-home residents with previous infection were 85% less likely to be reinfected