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How successful has the scheme been since its launch in March and what do recipients like Debbie Leon, pictured, think about it?

The Association of British Travel Agents has launched a new policy designed to cater to holidaymakers who are worried about contracting coronavirus while abroad.

When the UK froze in late March, parents across the country were suddenly called upon to home-school their children. The theory was simple. The reality brought mixed results.

The likes of Land Securities and British Land Company have been battered by lockdown and while things have changed for them, their business is far from worthless.

While lockdown may in part be over, a lot of the new property-buying conventions might be sticking around for some time. So what does the new future of buying a home look like?

The Festival of Speed, due to take place in July, and Revival, scheduled for October, have now been rolled into a single event called Goodwood Speedweek.

Experts said errors in the DVLA’s own records mean they will fail to stop some of the dirtiest diesel vans from causing even more problems across the nation’s towns and cities with poor air pollution.

With 368 crimes in total, an NCP car park in Covent Garden has the worst record for crimes. However, Bristol parking facilities have the worst record as a whole, according to Uswitch.

A great mystery of the financial universe is why HM Treasury has not made more of an effort down the decades to tap into the patriotism of ordinary citizens to help fund its operations.

The service will enable customers to be shown round the store on a free 30-minute video call. John Lewis group chairman Sharon White (pictured)is battling to restore the fortunes