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LFB named in Met's evidence file on Grenfell fire

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By Aurelia Foster Verified, Ayshea Buksh Verified
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A file has been passed to the CPS which will consider whether any charges will be brought London Fire Brigade (LFB) and a tenants' association have confirmed they are among those facing possible criminal action over the Grenfell Tower fire. Prosecutors were handed an evidence file on 20 organisations and firms and 54 individuals from the Metropolitan Police earlier this week.
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National museums to stay free for all visitors

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By Aurelia Foster Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Overseas visitors will not be charged to enter England's national museums after ministers decided against changing the universal free admission policy. It comes after months of discussions between the government, museums, the tourism sector and local leaders to examine whether making tourists from abroad pay could boost the institutions' finances.
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National museums to stay free for all visitors

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By Aurelia Foster Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Overseas visitors will not be charged to enter England's national museums after ministers decided against changing the universal free admission policy. It comes after months of discussions between the government, museums, the tourism sector and local leaders to examine whether making tourists from abroad pay could boost the institutions' finances.
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