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British businesses that temporarily closed during the coronavirus lockdown are gradually re-opening, a survey by the country’s statistics office showed as the government slowly lifts its restrictions.
Of businesses which took part in a survey by the Office for National Statistics in the second half of May and early June, 5% had started trading again within the prior two weeks and another 5% intended to restart trading within two weeks.
Read more at Reuters.
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