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UK national museums to remain free for local, foreign visitors

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The UK Government has confirmed that national museums in England will remain free for all visitors, ruling out plans to charge overseas tourists. Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-national-museums-to-remain-free-for-local-foreign-visitors/

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