Tourists to walk on site of King’s coronation for first time – in socks
Visitors to Westminster Abbey are to be allowed to stand – in socks – for the first time in the spot where the King will be crowned. Guided “barefoot” tours in celebration of the May 6 coronation will include access to the Cosmati pavement, one of Britain’s greatest medieval art treasures, which is usually roped off to the public.
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Items seized in Madeleine McCann search ‘cannot yet be linked’ to disappearance
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Labour MP Geraint Davies suspended over 'allegations of completely unacceptable behaviour'
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US debt ceiling package moves to Senate after House approval
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Politics daily briefing: June 1
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Boy, 17, and girl, 12, die following incident off Bournemouth beach
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Johnson hands WhatsApps and notebooks to Cabinet Office amid Covid inquiry row
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Train passengers hit by fresh strike disruption
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Ireland’s puffins appear to be thriving, but more research needed, experts warn
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Pygmy goats on tour of London Zoo as part of fundraising challenge
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UK strikes: Who will be walking out in the next few weeks?
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Air New Zealand asks passengers to weigh in for flights
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UK’s first post-Brexit trade deals with Australia and New Zealand now in place
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It will be 'bumpy' but we will 'get inflation down', says Work and Pensions Secretary
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North Korea fails attempt to launch first spy satellite into space
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Politics daily briefing: May 31
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Michael Palin and Jordan Henderson appear with NHS staff and patients in new Rankin exhibition
