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In the British capital, restaurants and bars are now open for the first time in over three months following the coronavirus pandemic.

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Far-right protesters scuffled with police in central London, as hundreds gathered to demonstrate despite strict police restrictions and warnings to stay home to contain the spread of coronavirus.

Protesters gathered in London's Parliament Square on Saturday to show solidarity with protesters in the United States over the death of George Floyd in Minnesota last week.

Protests that began in the US have now spread to Europe.

There's a slight increase in the number of commuters in both London and Paris - but a marked contrast between the use of protective masks in the two capitals. Use is mandatory in Paris and there is only limited takeup in London where wearing is merely advisory.

"They are living hand to mouth because they were fired straight away and were not put on unpaid leave or furloughed and that's a scandal."

Is this the Great Online Bake-off? Tens of thousands dust off their aprons and tune into the bread boffins from London. Classes so far have included step-by-step guides for doughnuts, pretzels and sourdough bread.

The beds have been set up, but some worry there won't be enough staff or protective equipment to man the new London hospital.

Home confinement over the COVID-19 epidemic goes on across Europe.

There were fewer people on the streets of the UK capital on Tuesday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered a three-week lockdown.

Boris Johnson has advised people to stay away from pubs, restaurants and shops. But has stopped short of issuing an official lockdown. That's forcing small businesses to make some tough choices.

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov spent just over a year at a tiny flat near Kings Cross

Johnson and Carrie Symonds are engaged and expecting a baby. She will be his third wife.