Coronavirus: England enjoys lockdown easing
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Pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and cinemas in England are reopening after three months of coronavirus lockdown restrictions.
Businesses must adhere to strict safety measures and social distancing rules.
Customers have their hair washed as staff wear visors at The Salon Leeds
Other places now allowed to reopen in England include:
Outdoor gyms, children's playgrounds and other outdoor spaces
Libraries, community centres, bingo halls, cinemas, museums and galleries
Funfairs and theme parks, amusement arcades, outdoor skating rinks, social clubs and model villages
Places of worship can open for prayers and services, including weddings with up to 30 guests
A customer shows off her jewelled David Bowie face covering at Tusk Hair stylists in Camden, London, just after midnight on 4 July
Is that a smile? People's faces are covered as they enjoy The Smiler rollercoaster at Alton Towers
Men queue to enter a Barbers in Ashford, Kent
Patrons enjoy a socially-distanced pint in a pub in Humber Street, Hull
Jennifer Wilson (left) and Louise Arnold are believed to be the first couple to marry after restrictions eased. They tied the knot at Runcorn Town Hall Registry Office in Halton
The happy couple share a kiss as they married at one minute past midnight
Receptionist and beautician Sharde Laing Cummings takes a reservation at Haks Oscar barber in Chelsea, London
A patron has his first drink at the reopening The Toll Gate pub in Hornsey, north London
A customer at Alton Towers has her temperature checked before she enters the theme park in Staffordshire
The newly married Mr and Mrs Bone, Lucy and James, pose after their wedding at St Michael and all Angels Church in Ingram, Northumberland
Philip Tilly gets to work at his barber shop, Mr Tilly's, in Newcastle upon Tyne
The wedding of Tom Hall and Heather McLaren at St George's Church, Leeds
Bar staff prepare for customers at the Rochester Castle pub in Stoke Newington, North London
Film-goers at the Showcase Cinema in Bluewater, Kent, enjoy a movie in socially-distanced seats
Landlady Katy Boulter serves a pint to the national chairman of Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), Nik Antona, at his local pub, the Royal Oak in Barton-under-Needwood, Staffordshire
Owner Carole Rickaby cuts a customer's hair at Tusk Hair stylists
Visitors look around the reopened Yorkshire Air Museum in Elvington
The first breakfasts are served to customers at the reopening of The Old Stables Restaurant at Allerton Manor Golf Club, Liverpool
Street artists perform for costumers outside the Golden Lion pub in Todmorden, West Yorkshire
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