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There were emotional reunions at Auckland Airport on Monday, asto travellers from more than 60 countries after more than two years. Briton Garth Halliday, who has lived in New Zealand for 30 years, says he and his wife welcomed their son, daughter-in-law and 18-month-old grandson, adding: "The older you get, the more family becomes important."3. Care homes were 'safest environment' - Swinneyearly in the Covid pandemic, Deputy First Minister John Swinney has said.
. Anyone feeling unwell with coronavirus symptoms is now advised to just stay at home. Contact tracing has also come to an end, with infections having dropped for the fifth successive week.Mass events to celebrate the Muslim festival of Eid al-Fitr have taken place across the UK for the first time since the pandemic hit in 2020.
to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan, while there were major celebrations in cities including Manchester, London and Leicester.People were thankful for the chance to celebrate Eid together at this event in Ilford, east London.
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