This period has undoubtedly increased our gratitude for and appreciation of the green spaces and nature around us – providing us with respite during such difficult times. 2/4
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Whilst we are all rightly focused on beating coronavirus, we cannot lose sight of the need to protect our people and our planet from the devastating threat of climate change and biodiversity loss if nothing is done. 1/4
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As we come through this pandemic and begin to rebuild our economies, it’s time to invest in the industries, infrastructure and jobs that will endure any storm – or even another virus – so we bounce back stronger than before. 3/4
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#WorldEnvironmentDay that nobody can do this alone. That’s why we must move towards a greener, cleaner, and more resilient future, and the UK looks forward to working with countries around the world in the run up to@COP26 in Glasgow next year. 4/4pic.twitter.com/lhQGTURjCh
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What is your favourite cheese?
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Beating corona? Protests?
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Are you applying for citizenship and is doing Govt PR one of the new criteria?
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False. Deaths are not reported on the day they occur. Can't believe I still need to point this out to people.
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