Breaking News English

Paragraph 1

The afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff in the United Kingdom has announced it will give afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff $2 billion to help support the country's arts industry. The afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff will go to theatres, concert afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff, galleries, museums and other cultural venues. It will help people who have had a afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff time during the COVID-19 afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff. These include actors, writers, composers, make-up artists, costumers and support afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff. The UK government said the money represents, "the afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff ever one-off afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff in UK culture". It added: "The money will provide a lifeline to vital cultural and heritage organisations across the country hit hard by the pandemic. It will help them stay afloatbiggestgovernmenthallshardinvestmentmoneynearlypandemicstaff while their doors are closed."