plug was pulled on the traditional August celebration earlier this year due to the covid-19 outbreak.But organisers now want to create a virtual version of the event with the public's help.The Carters and Marymass Festival Committee are opening up the floor to attendees to pitch their ideas.Dillon Green of the Marymass Festival Committee said: “We’ve been working on a number of digital projects over the last few months.“The festival is community based, and we want to provide people with content they are interested in."We are asking for ideas, no matter how small, to help bring the festival to life for 2020."We’ve looked at moving some of our traditional events online and at the feasibility of new ideas such as a podcast or new digital.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau to end daily briefings as country moves to reopen

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday he would begin scaling back his daily press briefings, which have provided updates on the novel coronavirus since March 13.

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Trudeau to end daily coronavirus briefings as country moves to reopen

Justin Trudeau announced Monday he would begin scaling back his daily press briefings, which have provided updates on the novel coronavirus since March 13.Instead, he said he will provide news updates a few times a week as the country moves to reopen.“We’re going to keep regularly updating Canadians on how this virus is progressing, as we have since the beginning of this crisis, including with the latest numbers continuing to be published every single day,” he said. Live updates — Coronavirus in Canada “However, Dr.

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What’s open, what’s closed in Peterborough for 2020 Canada Day

Canada Day celebration in Peterborough, Ont., on Wednesday due to the coronavirus pandemic.The pandemic has already forced the cancellation of the city’s annual parade and the Rotary Clubs of Peterborough and Peterborough Kawartha annual fireworks display at Del Crary Park.The annual Multicultural Festival at Del Crary Park is also cancelled, however, the host New Canadians Centre will be hosting “Peterborough is My Home” – a number of online events including live music.

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Halifax to participate in national virtual Canada Day celebration

celebration to commemorate 153 years since the founding of Canada.Canadian Heritage chose cities from coast to coast to participate in the broadcast — including Halifax.“We’re pleased that we were selected and are excited to showcase our people and our culture on a national platform,” Maggie-Jane Spray, a spokesperson for the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM), said in an email.On July 1, Halifax will be hosting celebrations, contests, musical performances and family activities with health and safety regulations in place, according to an HRM press release.

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Philadelphia officials "reevaluating" plans to move to Green Phase Friday

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials say they have begun to reevaluate plans to move into the Green Phase of reopening this Friday after what they anticipate will be a failure to reach the targets they laid out.Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley joined Good Day Philadelphia on Monday morning where he explained that it "looks like we're not going to meet the targets that we had laid out to go to green."One of the biggest targets Dr.

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Mississippi lawmakers vote to remove rebel emblem from flag

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USA Football plans return to play for youths in 2020

a phased approach for the return of youth football this year.The plan is based on phased reopening guidelines from the CDC. The governing body for the sport in this country advises youth leagues to consult their city or county health departments to determine which CDC phase their community is in.

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Mayfair woman celebrates birthday by giving back to impoverished Philadelphia community

KENSINGTONRu - A Philadelphia woman who celebrated her birthday on Sunday used the special day to reflect on her family's good fortune by helping one of the city's most impoverished communities.Kyshima Chick says over the past few months, the coronavirus pandemic led to some important conversations with her husband about how they could do more."We were able to still feed our children, still pay our bills, and then we got to talking about the people who weren’t so fortunate or as blessed as we were," Chick said. MORE: HEARTWARMING NEWSChick made a Feeding the Community event on Facebook and quickly garnered support.

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NBA plans to let players show social-justice messages on jerseys

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver speaks to the media during a press conference at the United Center on February 15, 2020 in Chicago, Illinois.

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Cities find new ways to celebrate Canada Day amid coronavirus pandemic

Canada Day celebrations being a little quieter and physically distant as people keep their guard up against COVID-19.From coast to coast to coast the usual festivities, parades and fireworks that accompany Canada Day have been cancelled in many communities this year because of COVID-19, but Canadians are still finding ways to mark the country’s birthday.In British Columbia, orchestra conductor Stuart Martin said he knew his neighbours were curious about what he was doing in his backyard when one peered over the fence as he pointed his baton and wildly moved his arms.The neighbours couldn’t know, but the musical director of the Surrey City Orchestra was conducting a virtual version of “O Canada” while standing on the grass.

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‘Frustrating’: Old Navy customers say packages not delivered, missing amid COVID-19

From curbside pickup to home delivery: COVID-19 is shifting how Canadians get groceries “I sent them an e-mail basically asking where my order was,” he explained.When he didn’t hear back, Moore said he tried contacting UPS to see if he could track the order using a number Old Navy supplied.“I was talking to a friendly guy at UPS, saying that right now they were not picking up the Old Navy orders because of an issue, so he couldn’t help me out,” he said.

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‘No need for covid-specific policy, we require comprehensive health plans’

Mint, he talks about how the pandemic has affected the demand for health insurance and the problems with having a standard covid-19-specific product. Edited excerpts:How many covid-19 claims have you received and how many have you settled? How has your experience been with these claims?As of 23 June, we’ve received around 700 claims and settled about 500.

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People who have died from coronavirus in Greater Manchester to be honoured in online memorial book

People who have lost loved ones to Covid-19 will be able to leave tributes in an online memorial book provided by Manchester Cathedral.Bereaved families and friends are being invited to submit the name of the person they have lost, a photo and messages about them, as well as viewing other entries.The memorial, a joint project between the cathedral and the Greater Manchester combined authority, will launch with a virtual interfaith service on July 16.More than 2,800 people have died across the city-region after contracting coronavirus, with many unable to organise funerals due to social distancing restrictions.Reverend Rogers Govender, the Dean of Manchester, said: “The pandemic has taken the lives of so many who are dear to us and our

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Joanna Lumley plans summer trip to France amid coronavirus fears: 'We’re going safely'

coronavirus pandemic, which means holidaymakers will be allowed to travel to some European countries, including France, without having to spend 14 days in quarantine upon their return.Joanna spoke about her decision to travel in spite of concerns about COVID-19 during an interview on the Andrew Marr Show today.When host Andrew Marr asked her if she is planning on going abroad this summer, she said: “Yes I am, I’m going to go to France because that’s not in lockdown anymore.

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UP govt planning to increase no. of daily COVID-19 tests to 25,000 by June 30

LUCKNOW : The Uttar Pradesh government is planning to increase the number of COVID-19 tests to 25,000 per day in the state by June 30.Chairing a meeting of government officials here, Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary RK Tiwari issued directions saying more tests should be conducted, so that the infected persons could be identified and isolated."The daily testing capacity of the state should be increased to 25,000 from the existing 20,000.

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Coronavirus makes sports risky. Here’s how to be safe outside

COVID-19 lockdown measures slowly lift, more people are itching to return to outdoor sports.While recreational sports leagues across the country halted their seasons when the pandemic hit, recreational games of tennis, volleyball, soccer and basketball are becoming increasingly common in communal facilities and parks.Even professional sports, like basketball, baseball and hockey, are making a gradual return.But is it safe to play a game of soccer with friends? What about a match of tennis? Multiple athletes test positive for coronavirus, complicating return of sports “When you think about interactions in sports or other activities outdoors, the ones that are going to be lower risk are going to be ones that have less likelihood of direct

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Universities should not conduct exams amid Covid-19, online tests 'discriminatory': Kapil Sibal

New Delhi: Universities should not conduct examinations in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and even holding online tests is not right as it is "discriminatory" towards poor students, former human resource development minister Kapil Sibal said on Sunday.The senior Congress leader also said that with almost half the 2020-21 academic year of schools over without proper classes due to the COVID-19 spread, board examinations for Class 10 should not be held next year as it would burden the students unnecessarily."What has happened is that half the year has been lost and we don't know how long this pandemic will continue.

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DaBaby, Roddy Ricch to help BET celebrate awards virtually

death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, which sparked global protests aimed at reforming police actions and removing statues and symbols considered racist from public places.Comedian, actress and TV personality Amanda Seales will host the 2020 BET Awards, which will air on CBS for the first time. The show will also air on BET and BET HER at 8 p.m.

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Manitoba pro-diversity groups celebrate Multiculturalism Day

Folklorama-themed mural named Winnipeg’s Mural of the Year Gupta immigrated from India with her husband over seven years ago. She says gathering with other immigrants is something she’ll always cherish.“We love Canada but sometimes you have to have this community so you can still feel you’re at home.

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States roll back reopening plans as U.S. COVID-19 cases surge

In the U.S., Florida and Texas are once again shutting down many public spaces – including bars and beaches – as COVID-19 cases rapidly rise in those states and 30 others across the country. Jennifer Johnson reports.

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'RuPaul's Drag Race' Star Gia Gunn Thinks COVID-19 is a 'Hoax'

Gia Gunn is sharing her thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic.

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Sickboy Podcast to host first-ever virtual live show

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“I couldn’t even begin to scratch the surface with all of the challenges we’ve faced,” said Saunders. “It’s the most interesting thing to sit back and look at how much has happened since … the last day I was out in public.”The pandemic has also altered how the trio puts together the podcast.

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Pence cancels planned bus tour of Florida after coronavirus cases surge

WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 27: U.S. Vice President Mike Pence listens as U.S.

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The New Princess Bride Remake Stars Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas and a Bunch of Other Celebrities

The Princess Bride is being remade this summer with and husband starring as Westley and Princess Buttercup, respectively. Yes, I said respectively. A number of other Hollywood A-listers have teamed for this version of , which was filmed by at their own homes amid quarantine using their phones.

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Celebrities who've admitted to going grey as Lily Allen gets real about her lockdown hair

Songstress Lily Allen is known for her candid approach to Instagram, which is why her latest post in which she reveals her grey locks, is another reason why we love the star’s beautiful honesty.Taking to the social media platform, Lily, 35, showed off her grey roots to her 1.2 million followers, with the caption being, simply, a granny emoji.The star impressed fans whilst getting real about her lockdown hair, with one person writing: “This is so cool. You look great and also made me feel better about myself.

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RuPaul's Drag Race contestant Gia Gunn comes under fire for calling coronavirus pandemic 'a hoax'

Gia Gunn is getting backlash for saying she thinks that the coronavirus pandemic is a hoax.The RuPaul's Drag Race star criticized people for wearing masks amid the global health crisis and claimed everyone is being brainwashed into thinking the situation is worse than it actually is.'I think the whole mask thing is f**king ridiculous,' Gia, 30, said in an Instagram Live clip which was shared by Evan Ross Katz on Twitter.

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Jamie Carragher facing calls to be sacked after joining Liverpool title celebrations

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Jamie Carragher has been slammed for joining thousands of Liverpool fans to celebrate the team’s title victory.The former Reds star and football pundit flouted advice from the club and local authorities and attended the boozy party at the city’s Pier Head.Sky Sports bosses were last night facing calls to axe the 42-year-old for breaching coronavirus guidelines.After the Premier League win on Thursday, police pleaded with fans to avoid mass gatherings.The club said: “Celebrate safely Reds and respect our city’s public health.”Liverpool’s mayor Joe Anderson said: “‘I appreciate LFC fans want to celebrate but please, for your own safety, and that of others, go home

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RuPaul’s Drag Race star Gia Gunn convinced COVID-19 is a hoax

supports HTML5 videoRuPaul’s Drag Race star Gia Gunn is convinced that the coronavirus pandemic is a hoax and we don’t know what to say.The drag queen thinks the concept of putting on masks and taking precautions is ‘ridiculous’.Wait ’til she finds out it’s very real.‘I think the whole mask thing is f**king ridiculous,” the 30-year-old told fans via Instagram.‘I honestly think this whole COVID-19 thing is a hoax.

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Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan Support #StopHateForProfit Facebook Advertising Boycott

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have long championed causes that stand up against bullying, and more than understand the devastating and long-term societal damage caused by internet hate speech—and now they have taken their activism for the matter one step further.A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirms to BAZAAR.com that Harry and Meghan are backing the Stop Hate For Profit campaign, which is calling for a global boycott of Facebook advertising over the company’s repeated failure to address hateful and racist content as well as misinformation on the platform. The Sussexes are throwing their weight behind the movement and have been working to encourage CEOs to stand in solidarity with the coalition of U.S.

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Demi Lovato raves about boyfriend on his birthday

Demi Lovato is gushing about boyfriend Max Ehrich as the actor turns 29.

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Amazon launches global virtual Pride festival and UK shows with Russell Tovey, Beth Ditto and Munroe Bergdorf

‘Pride Inside’ festival will also begin tomorrow (June 27) celebrating the LGBT+ community and allies.

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Gemma Atkinson: 'It breaks me' Strictly star addresses 'mental torture' in moving post

Emmerdale favourite hopes her daughter Mia - who she shares with Strictly Come Dancing pro Gorka Marquez - has a positive relationship with her body and food when she is older.It comes after Gemma shared a video of herself feeding Mia with her 1.4 million followers earlier today.Alongside the short video, the Hollyoaks star began to write: "A question I’m ALWAYS asked about Mia is my hopes for her future, and honestly my main hope is that she’s happy and her relationship with food & her body is positive."I get a lot of DMs from people who are suffering from or recovering from eating disorders & it breaks me to think a person suffers from mental torture around food they need to survive & thrive."The soap actress went on to discuss how she is

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Simon Cowell shares sweet Father’s Day letter from son Eric and it’s beyond moving

supports HTML5 videoSimon Cowell has shared a sweet Father’s Day letter from his six-year-old son Eric.The X Factor judge read the message aloud while appearing on The Kelly Clarkson Show, during a Zoom conversation with her and his America’s Got Talent colleagues.‘This was given to me on Father’s Day and I’m going to read this to you because it was touching,’ he explained. ‘This is from Eric, my six-year-old boy, to me.‘”I like to waddle, you like to waddle.

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Louise Redknapp flashes underboob as she whips T-shirt over head in Pride celebration

Louise Redknapp is paying tribute to the joyous occasion of Pride this weekend, sharing a sultry rainbow-themed pic in honour of the event.The 45-year-old beauty thanked her "extended family" for sticking by her as she uploaded the snap, wishing her followers a "Happy Pride".Her hit single Hurt played over the photo, which showed Louise wearing a white T-shirt with a rainbow flag emblazoned across the front.Pulling her T-shirt over her head, the songstress showed off her toned midriff and her underboob in the snap, her ab-tattoo on full display.With a smile on her face, Louise looked away from the camera, her blonde locks caught in the motion as she undressed.In her caption, the former Eternal singer announced: "To my extended family thank

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Liverpool Mayor 'in tears' over celebrations condemned by Liverpool FC as 'wholly unacceptable'

Liverpool ECHO this morning, Mayor Anderson said he is devastated that the actions of some fans have undermined what should be a brilliant moment for the city.

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Coronavirus: U.K. police to get tougher on crowds after Liverpool celebration

English city of Liverpool have been given more powers to break up crowds after celebrations to mark Liverpool Football Club’s first league title in 30 years led to disorder.The local move to stop gatherings of more than two people came after the sheer joy of victory, together with warm weather, prompted people to cast off worries about the COVID-19 pandemic and to gather in huge crowds. Coronavirus: Feds urged to spend $1.5B more to battle COVID-19 around the world Amid the wild celebrations, part of the Liver Building — a local landmark — caught fire.

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Liver Building on fire and reports of 'stabbing' as crowds gather in Liverpool to celebrate title win

Liverpool FC's Premier title win. Merseyside Police last night issued a section 34 dispersal order for Liverpool city centre – allowing officers to break up groups of more than two people – until Sunday after what they have described as 'significant disorder' over night.Thousands of people gathered at the Pier Head for a second night of celebrations after Liverpool were confirmed as league champions for the first team in 30 years on Thursday night when City lost 2-1 at Chelsea.

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Liverpool FC and city council release joint statement after night of shame during title celebrations

Liverpool FC, Merseyside Police and Liverpool City Council have released a joint statement condemning "wholly unacceptable" Premier League title celebrations.The Reds claimed their first league title in 30 years and fans gathered to celebrate the triumph.A fire also broke out at the Liver Building and numerous people were left injured after a night of chaos.Video footage shows a firework being directed towards the famous building, while police struggled to manage crowds, despite a dispersal warning.Now, the club, police and council have released a statement about the celebrations, asking people to "celebrate LFC's Premier League title win safely.""Throughout the last week, Liverpool Football Club, Merseyside Police, Liverpool City Council

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New environmental health watchdog plans are put in place

A meeting of council executive has approved a Food Service Plan for West Lothian for 2020-2021.The Food Service Plan outlines how the council’s Environmental Health Service manages public health protection and outlines how food safety and animal feeding stuffs will be monitored and controlled.The plan also covers other public health functions undertaken by the commercial team within the service which has responsibility for food safety.Animal feeding stuffs and hygiene at primary production are the responsibility of trading standards.The council has a statutory obligation to prepare and approve a plan annually.Section 1 of the Food Law Code of Practice (Scotland) requires the statutory obligations covered to be brought to the attention of

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Manchester United morning headlines as Fernandes makes title admission and Solskjaer discusses Pogba future

Bruno Fernandes has established his credentials on the pitch for Manchester United since arriving in January and he is impressing fans for his comments off it too. The Portuguese midfielder has said that he is focused on winning titles at Old Trafford and is intent on delivering success to the club.United are on a 13-game unbeaten streak and Fernandes is yet to lose a game since his January signing from Sporting CP.

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SPFL Trust chief Nicky Reid's online chats from home during lockdown led to £4m donations for Scotland's struggling football clubs

philanthropist James Anderson during the last few weeks convinced him to hand over £3million of his cash to help the country’s 42 clubs. And last week another donor, who wants to remain anonymous, came to her with an offer of £1.25million.Nicky, 35, said the current pandemic could have broken the game in this country and being able to help has made her incredibly proud.

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Hollyoaks' Davinia Taylor celebrates son Grey's 13th birthday after months apart

Davinia Taylor pulled out all the stops for her son Grey's 13th birthday bash on Friday.

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Publicists, podcasters and reputation managers explain how celebrities craft the perfect apology

a former Disney princess upset that she had to skip Coachella because of coronavirus or a Netflix heartthrob's offensive old posts being unearthed by eagle-eyed fans on Twitter, celebrities have consistently been apologizing for their actions, oftentimes only after people on social media call for their 'cancellations.' In the past, celebrity scandals could be easily forgotten - superstars like Hugh Grant or Rob Lowe could simply issue a quick apology in the pages of People magazine if there was enough public attention. But now, gossip is seemingly inescapable, especially on social media, where fans and stans call for stars to be canceled if they make a wrong move.

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Liverpool to pay out more than £10m in bonuses to players and rival clubs after title win

Liverpool reportedly face paying out more than £10million in bonus payments to players and other clubs after being crowned Premier League champions. In addition to the existence of a £4m players' pool to be shared out among the squad, many players are also due individual bonuses agreed when signing their most recent contract.

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Celebrity Gogglebox's Rylan Clark-Neal struggles to explain social distancing bubbles to his mum

Celebrity Gogglebox's Rylan Clark-Neal had a rather stressful time trying to explain social distancing bubbles to his mum on tonight's episode (June 26) of the Channel 4 show.Linda Clark had a spot of difficulty trying to decipher the government's latest batch of coronavirus guidelines. After watching Prime Minister Boris Johnson announce that the two-metre social distancing gap has now been reduced to one metre plus, Rylan tried to explain to his mum that they can be as close as they like (and even touch each other!) as they're in a bubble together.

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Shannon Beador is overjoyed as she celebrates one year with her beau

They went public with their relationship back in July.And Shannon Beador looked delighted as she celebrated a year together with her 56-year-old boyfriend John Janssen this week.The 56-year-old Real Housewives Of Orange County star posted a sweet photo with her leading man from their anniversary date night. Back to the scene: Shannon Beador, 56, celebrated one year together with her boyfriend John Janssen this week at the Newport Beach restaurant they first met at Shannon wore a black top and let her blonde locks fan out over her chest, while John looked distinguished with some designer stubble and an olive button-up shirt.'One year ago, the first date @fableandspirit.

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Prince Harry Shares One Thing He's Been Missing From England After Moving to L.A.

Prince Harry is missing a little piece of home. The Duke of Sussex, along with wife Meghan Markle and son Archie, are quarantined in Los Angeles, but the 35-year-old royal is feeling a bit nostalgic after moving to the States.«We all miss rugby,» Harry said in a video posted on England Rugby's Instagram this week.

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Merseyside police issue dispersal order as celebrating Liverpool fans congregate

Liverpool fans gathered in large crowds for a second night to celebrate winning the Premier League title. The order was issued under the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014 and will remain in place until June 28.

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