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Now playing Next United Kingdom UK reduces COVID-19 alert level amid a 'steady decrease in cases' "It does not mean that the pandemic is over. The virus is still in general circulation, and localised outbreaks are likely to occur," said the four medical officers of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. 19/06/2020
Now playing Next United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK government pledges £1bn for English schools Part of the funds will cover a tutoring scheme while the rest will help the schools to "lift" their "educational outcomes" in the 2020/21 year when classes resume after the long coronavirus lockdown. 19/06/2020
Now playing Next France French constitutional court blocks most of online hate speech law The law, which was passed and adopted by France's parliament last month, required online platforms and search engines to remove hateful or terrorist content within 24 hours of it being posted, risking fines of up to €1.25 million. 19/06/2020
Now playing Next USA Facebook removes Trump campaign ads that used Nazi symbol The social media giant said it "violated their policy against organised hate". 19/06/2020
Now playing Next Australia Australia under 'cyber-attack' by 'sophisticated state-actor' Prime minister Scott Morrison did not name the alleged attacker, which he said it targeted "all levels of government, industry, political organisations", but added that "there aren’t too many state-based actors who have those capabilities". 19/06/2020
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