the PM confirmed that the two metre social distance would be reduced to 'one metre plus' and that several hospitality businesses - including pubs and restaurants - could reopen.

Cinemas, art galleries, museums, theme parks, arcades and libraries will be able to welcome visitors for the first time since March.Detailed sector-by-sector guidance will be published later today to help businesses operate in a Covid-secure mannerHowever, theatres and other close-proximity venues such as nightclubs will have to remain closed for the time being.Mr Johnson said: "We cannot lift all the restrictions at once, so we have to make difficult judgements."He also added that the government would work with the arts industry on guidance to 'enable choirs,.

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July 1 is Bobby Bonilla Day; Mets will pay annual $1.19M installment

NEW YORK - July 1 means the year is halfway over, Quarter 3 is underway and it’s Bobby Bonilla Day.Despite not playing in a Major League Baseball game since 2001, Bonilla remains on the New York Mets’ payroll, collecting roughly $1.19 million every July 1.Once a revered slugger with nearly 300 career home runs, Bonilla's abysmal 1999 season ended with a batting average of just .160, four homers and 18 RBIs over 60 games.The Mets bought out Bonilla’s contract prior to the 2000 season.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 2 July 2020

MICHAEL KIDD: Good Afternoon everybody. My name is Professor Michael Kidd, Deputy Chief Medical Officer here at the Department of Health in Canberra.

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Vanilla Ice plans Fourth of July concert: ‘We didn’t have coronavirus’ in the ‘90s

via Instagram that he will be holding a July 4 throwback concert in Austin, Texas — one of the states currently seeing a rise in coronavirus cases.Vanilla Ice, whose real name is Robert Matthew Van Winkle, said that the concert will feature hit songs from the 90s.“The 90s were the best. We didn’t have coronavirus, or cell phones, or computers.

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ICMR tests over 90 lakh samples for Covid-19 till 1 July

Covid-19 samples in various laboratories across the country till 1 July. 2,29,588 samples were tested in the last 24 hours.

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News Releases from Department of Health | Hawai‘i COVID-19 Daily News Digest July 1, 2020

Department of Health:Nine New Cases of COVID-19 in Hawai‘iThere are eight (8) additional adult cases, and one (1) pediatric case of coronavirus being reported by DOH; all are Hawai‘i residents. Four O‘ahu cases are associated with a new cluster at an urgent care facility, though none of those infected are involved in patient care.

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Believe B.C.: Vancouver hotels reopen to new reality

In the latest in our “Believe B.C.” focus on businesses adapting to changing reality, Jordan Armstrong looks at how hotels are reopening to the “new reality”.

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Trump promises massive July 4 firework display despite DC’s coronavirus concerns

Donald Trump’s July Fourth celebration on the National Mall will feature one of the largest fireworks displays ever and as many as 300,000 face masks will be given away to those who want them — but despite health concerns from D.C.’s mayor, no one apparently will be required to wear them.Trump made no mention of the masks or of the pandemic overall in a tweet Wednesday on his Independence Day pIans. He thanked corporate donors for supporting “what will, without question, be a special evening.”Special thank you to the @UnitedWarVets, @GrucciFireworks, @Scotts_MGro, and @FedEx — for their support of what will, without question, be a special evening! #Salute2America https://t.co/QmI58d1gcD— Donald J.

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COVID-19 no media standup today, 2 July

There is no live media conference today (2 July 2020).

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Ahead of July Fourth health officials warn not to repeat Memorial Day amid COVID-19 spike

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Despite most organized fireworks shows being called off due to the coronavirus pandemic Florida doctors are warning people to avoid large gatherings this weekend for the Fourth of July holiday.This warning comes as Florida reported more new infections than any other state in the country on Wednesday. While many people who become infected display minimal or no symptoms, the state reported hundreds of new hospitalizations this week for more serious cases of the illness.

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Treaty signed in 1814 allows Canadians, U.S. citizens to still meet at Peace Arch Park

was a major spike in visitors.The park has served as a popular meeting spot for loved ones who are separated by the border and have been unable to visit each other because of a ban on non-essential travel due to COVID-19.The area was closed on April 8 as the novel coronavirus spread around the world and reopened on May 14 as cases began to dwindle in B.C.However, as the park straddles the Canadian and U.S. border, the American side of the park was never closed.“Anybody can access on the American side the Peace Arch Park and Canadians can access the American side on 0 Avenue,” Len Saunders, U.S.

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Acting Chief Medical Officer interview on 1 July 2020 about COVID-19

PROFESSOR PAUL KELLY: Good afternoon, Paul Kelly Acting Chief Medical Officer here to give the COVID-19 update here in Australia. So first of all, the numbers.

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July 1 is Bobby Bonillia Day; Mets will pay annual $1.19M installment

NEW YORK - July 1 means the year is halfway over, Quarter 3 is underway and it’s Bobby Bonillia Day.Despite not playing in a Major League Baseball game since 2001, Bonillia remains on the New York Mets’ payroll, collecting roughly $1.19 million every July 1.Once a revered slugger with nearly 300 career home runs, Bonillia’s abysmal 1999 season ended with a batting average of just .160, four homers and 18 RBIs over 60 games.The Mets bought out Bonillia’s contract prior to the 2000 season.

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WHO Director-General's opening remarks at the media briefing on COVID-19 - 1 July 2020

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Trump's DC July 4th: fireworks and face masks

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s July 4th celebration in Washington will feature one of the largest fireworks displays ever, officials said Wednesday, and as many as 300,000 face masks will be given away to those who come down to the National Mall, although they won't be required to wear them.

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Arts and culture return to the Delaware Valley as museums announce reopen dates

Benjamin Franklin statue at the Franklin Institute. (Photo by John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images) PHILADELPHIA - Some of the Delaware Valley's favorite and finest museums announce their reopening days.After having to shutter their doors due to coronavirus, the museums Philadelphia proudly boasts will recommence public hours, stretching their reopening dates from July 8 through September 12 and beyond.Not all of the well-known institutions have opening dates, yet.

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July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Here’s how you can find help and show support

disproportionately affects people of color.July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month and is a good time to assemble a support team to learn how to be an ally to those who may be struggling.According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, in May of 2008, the US House of Representatives announced July as Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.The month of awareness set out to achieve two goals, according to the NAMI:According to the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, “the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality reports that racial and ethnic minority groups in the U.S.

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Several Nova Scotia museums reopen for Canada Day

Canada Day.However, it won’t be business as usual for visitors, with new safety measures in place to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.As of Wednesday, the following locations are now open:“Our museums provide unique learning experiences, showcasing past events and ways of life that have shaped our communities and the world today,” said Leo Glavine, Minister of Communities, Culture and Heritage in a statement announcing the museums’ reopening last week.“Safety is our number one priority and precautions have been put in place to ensure the safety of our staff and visitors.“Although your next visit may look different, we are excited to welcome people back to our museums.”Visitors to each museum will be required to practice physical

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Coronavirus: City to reopen London Ont. pools starting July 4

reopening of certain aquatic facilities and programs for recreation and lane swimming.In a statement issued Tuesday, the City of London said guidelines and health precautions set out by the Province of Ontario and the Middlesex-London Health Unit, such as physical distancing and group size restrictions, will be in place at all aquatic facilities to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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New homes plan for historic hotel unlikely to reopen after coronavirus

Bridge of Allan’s historic Royal Hotel is unlikely to reopen after the coronavirus crisis and instead could be turned into 26 homes.An application has been submitted to Stirling Council planners, seeking a change of use of the C-listed building which was built in 1852 and sits on Henderson Street.Owners want to turn the hotel into 12 apartments and build 14 townhouses in the grounds.In documents submitted with the application the company’s agents Bridge of Allan Property said attempts to sell the business have failed and the Covid-19 lockdown has meant it is unlikely to reopen.They added: “The hotel has been unprofitable for a sustained period and a substantial refurbishment has failed to alleviate these issues.“The current closure due to

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Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer interview on ABC Radio Melbourne Breakfast on 1 July 2020

ALI MOORE:Well obviously what is happening in Victoria is being watched very closely in Canberra. Alison McMillan is the Australian Government's Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer.

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Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer interview on 3AW Mornings on 1 July 2020

NEIL MITCHELL: On the line is a member of that key federal committee, the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee, that's the mob that— the pollies love to rattle off the letters. But that's the organisation that really sits in judgment of all these things, the one that recommended the 6 municipalities be treated as hotspot.

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Acting Chief Medical Officer interview on Channel 9 Today on 1 July 2020

ALLISON LANGDON: More than 300,000 Melbourne residents are being quarantined from the rest of the city in a desperate attempt to regain control of a virus crisis spiralling this morning.DAVID CAMPBELL: So, how will these stay-at-home orders work and what impact will they have on families and businesses? Acting Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly joins us now from Canberra. Paul, good morning to you.

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AMC pushes back movie theater reopening to end of July

ORLANDO, Fla. – AMC Theaters, the nation’s largest chain, is pushing back its plans to begin reopening theaters by two weeks following the closure because of COVID-19. The company said Monday that it would open approximately 450 U.S.

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Acting Chief Medical Officer interview on ABC News Breakfast on 1 July 2020

LISA MILLAR: Well the country's eyes are on Victoria as the state is still struggling to wrestle control over coronavirus outbreaks. The new acting Chief Medical Officer of Australia, Professor Paul Kelly joins us now from Canberra.

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NATALIE BARR: From midnight tonight, parts of Melbourne are returning to tough coronavirus restrictions we haven't seen since the height of the pandemic. The new lockdown covers 10 Melbourne postcodes.

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EU allows visitors from Canada and 13 other ‘safe’ countries

Canada has made the list of 14 countries the European Union will accept travellers from during the pandemic. But as Crystal Goomansingh explains, just because you can travel there, doesn’t mean you should.

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COVID-19 outbreaks declared at 4 Edmonton restaurants as Alberta allows for 200-person outdoor gatherings

Alberta is expanding the number of people who can meet up for audience-type outdoor events, and it comes as four new outbreaks linked to downtown Edmonton restaurants has been declared. Julia Wong has more from Dr.

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Acting Chief Medical Officer interview on ABC Radio National RN Breakfast on 1 July 2020

FRAN KELLY: Victoria is taking dramatic steps to tackle the corona surge in Melbourne after the city had its 14th straight day of double digit growth in new cases. From midnight tonight, 36 Melbourne suburbs will go back into lockdown.

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Osceola Schools reopen plan allows parents to pick from 3 options

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – The Osceola County School Board approved a plan to reopen schools on Aug.

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DHS deploys special federal unit to protect monuments over July 4 weekend amid vandalism fears

Protesters attempt to pull down the statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square near the White House on June 22, 2020 in Washington, DC.

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Nova Scotia’s plan for students to return to school coming in late July: Centres for Education

note posted on its website. Nova Scotia students, parents left wondering what September will bring In the note, Chris Boulter, regional executive director of TRCE, said that the province has “tentatively scheduled” Sept.

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COVID-19 media update, 1 July

The Director-General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, will provide an update to the media today at 1.00 pm.

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NASA Mars rover launch shifts again to end of July

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA’s Mars rover team must have patience and perseverance as years of their hard work will soon pay off but they must wait a little longer as the U.S. space agency has pushed the launch date again for the robot.United Launch Alliance was scheduled to launch the rover, named Perseverance, on an Atlas V rocket sometime in July.

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Canadians can enter Europe starting July 1. Here’s what you need to know

Canada was listed among 14 countries whose travellers will be allowed to enter Europe starting July 1The announcement, which was foreshadowed earlier last week by European diplomats, comes as daily infections of the novel coronavirus in Canada continue to see a general decline.The ease in travel restrictions applies to countries such as Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea. The United States, however, joined other large countries like Brazil, Russia and India that didn’t make the cut due to a large number of COVID-19 infections.

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Peterborough Museum and Archives set to reopen in July

COVID-19 pandemic, the Peterborough Museum and Archives will open its doors to the public on July 6.However, there will be some changes. City of Peterborough closing facilities, child-care services for 3 weeks due to coronavirus pandemic In a news release, the museum says it will only be reopening on a by-appointment basis to support physical distancing.In addition, the museum has temporarily removed interactive activities from the exhibits.

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Saskatchewan moving to final Phase 4 reopening schedule in July

reopening plan from the novel coronavirus pandemic on several dates in July.Indoor pools, indoor rinks, indoor sports and activities and the performing arts — including music, dance and theatre — can reopen on July 6.That will be followed by casinos and bingo halls on July 9.

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Coronavirus: Eight Cineplex movie theatres in B.C. to reopen Friday

COVID-19 pandemic.The Toronto-based movie theatre company said Tuesday it plans to reopen multiple theatres across Canada, including the following in B.C.:The theatre chain said it anticipates the majority of its theatres to reopen throughout July, including its 16 other locations in the province. Movie theatres are starting to reopen — but are they safe? Safety measures in place will include reduced seating capacity, enhanced cleaning protocols, and hand sanitizing stations.

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Volusia County dodges face mask mandate, allows beaches to remain open despite COVID-19 spike

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – The Volusia County Council continues to recommend rather than enforce a mask mandate in the county, however, the city of Daytona Beach now requires residents and visitors to wear masks when inside public places.“I ask the public who’s listening to me that you give me the same courtesy that I’m giving you and wear a mask,” said council member Barbara Girtman.Girtman voiced her opinion on wearing masks during Tuesday’s council meeting and got clarification that the council is pushing to educate residents.“We really need to educate and communicate more than we need to making things mandatory. But, people need to understand they should wear a mask.

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Temporary ban on evictions, foreclosures in Florida set to expire July 1

ORLANDO, Fla. – The temporary ban on evictions and foreclosures in Florida put in place by Gov. Ron DeSantis due to economic hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic will expire on Wednesday unless the governor, again, decides to extend the moratorium.DeSantis issued an executive order in April placing a moratorium, or hold, on evictions due to nonpayment of monthly rent or mortgages.

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Coronavirus: Quebec makes wearing face masks on public transit mandatory starting July 13

The wearing of face masks on public transit will become mandatory starting July 13 for people 12 years old or older, announced Premier François Legault on Tuesday, in an effort to prevent further spread of the coronavirus amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Coronavirus: Quebec mandatory public transit face mask measure to have transition period until July 27

During a Tuesday press conference on the province’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Quebec Premier François Legault said that there will be a transition period between July 13 to 27 before strictly enforcing the new mandatory face mask rule on public transit, which was instated in an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

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Wildwood cancels July 4th fireworks due to public health concerns

WILDWOOD, N.J. - A grand fireworks display celebrating the Fourth of July in the City of Wildwood will not take place this year.Officials with the city made the announcement Tuesday, citing public health concerns due to coronavirus.Based on Governor Murphy’s delaying of indoor dining, among other health issues associated with COVID-19, Mayor Pete Byron stated that social distancing would be difficult to maintain during a fireworks display.No decision has been reached regarding Friday Night Fireworks.

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Cinemark to reopen movie theaters; pizza continues to sell

AMC is also planning to reopen some of its movie theaters next month.DEAL DELAY: Online services Yahoo Japan and Line Corp. said Tuesday that fallout from the pandemic is causing delays that will push back their merger to later than the scheduled October date.Z Holdings Corp., which operates Yahoo Japan, and Naver Corp.

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Crayola Experience to reopen in July

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Crayola Experience is ready to burst with color come July 1.The venue will reopen after the coronavirus outbreak forced the attraction to shut its doors in March.Families will be allowed to visit the Orlando attraction in the Florida Mall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Cineplex to reopen some Canadian theatres as coronavirus causes revenues to plunge

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EU to unveil ‘safe list’ of nations allowed to enter amid coronavirus. Where does Canada stand?

European borders begin to loosen but travel won’t return to pre-COVID-19 levels yet The 27-member bloc is expected to give outline approval to leisure or business travel from Wednesday to 14 countries beyond its borders when they vote on the list by midday Brussels time, the diplomats said.The countries are Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay, they said.Russia and Brazil, along with the United States, are among countries that do not make the initial “safe list.”The vote is aimed at supporting the EU travel industry and tourist destinations, particularly countries in southern Europe hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.As Europe’s economies

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Arizona governor shuts bars, cinemas, gyms and water parks after spike in coronavirus cases

hereArizona health officials reported 3,858 more confirmed coronavirus cases on Sunday, the most reported in a single day in the state so far and the seventh time in the past 10 days that daily cases surpassed the 3,000 mark.Since the pandemic began, 74,500 cases and 1,588 deaths stemming from the virus have been reported in Arizona."Our expectation is that our numbers next week will be worse," Mr Ducey said.The state is not alone in its reversal.

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