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Scottish health workers take part in national minute's silence for Covid victims

AFP, 23 Mar 2021
Staff at Glasgow Royal Infirmary hospital participate in a national minute's silence for the victims of Covid-19 as the United Kingdom marks the anniversary of its first lockdown. More than 126,000 people have died of Covid-19 in the country.

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UK eases restrictions, pubs and businesses reopen as cases fall

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White House Holds Press Briefing: April 12 | NBC News

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Study shows tech workers are experiencing spike in gender and racial harassment

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UK eases Covid-19 lockdown, reopening outdoor areas of pubs and restaurants

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Live: Supervise construction work of 2021 AYG main stadium online - ep. 2

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BREAKING: David Cameron's lobbying will face investigation

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Huge queues as shops reopen in lockdown easing

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Look who is being punished for the Hong Kong protests, and who is not

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Covid vaccine passports: what can we learn from Israel?

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What does ESG-friendly really mean? I FT

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