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Cathedral home of ‘disappearing cat’ seeks donations as Covid-19 threatens jobsFans of a “disappearing cat” are being asked to donate to its cathedral home where tumbling revenues have put jobs at risk.Mischievous feline Leo gained worldwide fame last week after footage of him brazenly disrupting morning prayers was shared widely.The video of the cat disappearing beneath the Dean of Canterbury’s robes while he was mid-sermon has been viewed more than two million times.Canterbury Cathedral still faces a serious financial threat as a result of the coronavirus crisis and now fans of the feline are being urged to put money in the kitty.Those wanting to donate to the cathedral can visit: https://www.canterbury-cathedral.org/donate
Coronavirus laws changed to mean relatives are not 'childcare' after Dominic Cummings scandalChildcare has been defined to exclude relatives caring for children in new coronavirus laws following the Dominic Cummings scandal.The change means that childcare would no longer be a legal exemption for Mr Cummings’ journey to Durham.
No sex please if you're English!Sex with someone who doesn’t live in the same house as you do is illegal in England from Monday June 1, according to new coronavirus regulations.
Travel updates: EasyJet to resume flights to hundreds of destinationsEasyJet has announced it will be resuming flights to almost three quarters of its network by August.The low-cost airline has also launched its biggest ever summer sale, with over one million flights to European destinations going for £29.99 between July 1 and October 31.EasyJet plans to fly 50pc of its 1,022 routes in July and 75pc in August, although with a lower frequency of flights equating to around 30pc of normal July to September capacity. Passengers will be required to wear face masks on board.This could be meaningless to British holidaymakers, of course, if the FCO continues to advise against all but essential travel, and if the government goes ahead with plans to quarantine arrivals, including returning holidaymakers, for 14 days.
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