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The whole terrace on top of St Peter's Basilica will soon be open to the public, complete with a cafe, the Vatican said on Monday, as part of a plan to mark the 400th anniversary of the building's completion.

From Barron's

McDonnell told the Today programme he thought these were "serious allegations" and that the "Labour Party should get on top of it".

From BBC

On top of that, the number of 18 to 24-year-olds claiming Jobseeker's Allowance - which is capped at £72.90 a week for their age group - is also considerably higher than anywhere else in the region.

From BBC

A different postal worker said: "Imagine being an Amazon driver with around 300+ parcels to deliver a day. Now imagine you also have letters to deliver on top of that to around 800+ houses. Every day. It's impossible."

From BBC

Teri also added £1 lengths of wood on top of the vinyl and then painted over it all to add dimension.

From BBC