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London primary schools to remain closed as Covid vaccination programme expands

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London primary schools to remain closed as Covid vaccination programme expands

London primary schools to remain closed as Covid vaccination programme expands

London primary schools will remain closed next week as the UK prepares to rampup its coronavirus vaccination programme.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamsonon Friday confirmed that all London primary schools will remain shut next weekas the capital battles with high levels of coronavirus infections.


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