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THE Brits on board a cruise ship quarantined in Japan after a coronavirus outbreak have been allowed to disembark ahead of a flight back to the UK. The group were among the 3,700 passengers and crew on board the Diamond Princess when it was locked down in the Port of Yokohama more than two weeks ago. Passengers who had tested The new price tag of a distracted driving ticket in Saskatchewan is sure to put a dent in anyone’s pocketbook, but a local academic says it will hit vulnerable people hardest. Source: Read Full Article They have ordered officials to begin scoping out potential areas in a bid to find between €20-30 billion in savings. The breakthrough came after talks between Germany’s Angela Merkel, France’s Emmanuel Macron, the Netherlands’ Mark Rutte and European Council President Charles Michel. EU sources said the discussion, which was called after almost 24 hours of gridlock, delivered the first chance Officials said 13 new cases of the flu-like virus had brought the total in Iran to 18, including four fatalities. Health ministry official Minou Mohrez said: “Based on existing reports, the spread of coronavirus started in Qom and with attention to people’s travels has now reached several cities in the country including Tehran, Babol, Arak, Isfahan, Rasht and others. It’s THE Brit suspected of FAKING his death in Bali faces fresh allegations from his own uncle of stealing his gran's life savings and setting up fake charities. Sean Flynn, 58, claims his "slippery" nephew – entrepreneur Ryan Roth – is nothing more than a con artist and a "serial fraudster living his life on other people's money". In a letter Schools across Nova Scotia are being reconfigured in preparation for the final launch of pre-primary. In some areas, this means students are heading to high school sooner or moving into portable classrooms, while other schools are still looking for space. Truro Elementary School advisory chair Kelly Ash said the decisions are being made with no consultation and it’s leaving parents Two charming pencil sketches said to be the work of a young Queen Elizabeth II of her childhood nanny before she fell out of favour with the monarchy come to light The sketches are thought to be of former governess or tutor Marion Crawford Sketches drawn on Royal Coat of Arms-headed paper and found inside a book Date 1932 is TONY Blair has mocked Jeremy Corbyn as "hopelessly out of date" in a damning speech on the state of the Labour party. The former Prime Minister warned the candidates to replace Mr Corbyn they should move away from his policies, and bashed his crushing defeat as “entirely predictable”. Mr Blair also attacked the far-left leader over his disastrous approval ratings EU budget talks ended in a deadlock on the first day of the special EU Summit aimed at bringing all European Union leaders together to find a common path to the next seven-year budget. Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin hit out at colleagues attempting to “dictate” their will over other member states as she insisted all EU27 must be “flexible” The Queen is a "precocious" artistic talent and two sketches she is believed to have drawn are about to go up for sale. Experts value the pieces, which show a middle-aged woman in profile and another of what appears to be the same person knitting, at a minimum of £3,000. Buckingham Palace has refused to confirm whether the art was
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Queen is a ‘precocious artistic talent’ – and you can now buy her £3k sketches