PRESS DIGEST-Financial Times - Aug 14

Headlines - Gradual reopening of English theatres and sports venues unveiled https://on.ft.com/33YE5li - Travellers from France added to UK quarantine list https://on.ft.com/3fSlREt - Ministers under pressure to review A-level results https://on.ft.com/3avaBgo Overview - UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has approved the gradual reopening of theatres, concert venues and sports arenas and announced that fines would double to a maximum of 3,200 pounds ($4,180.16) for those who repeatedly flouted rules on face coverings, with new fines for people hosting raves or other unlawful gatherings.

PRESS DIGEST-Financial Times - Aug 14

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines

- Gradual reopening of English theatres and sports venues unveiled https://on.ft.com/33YE5li - Travellers from France added to UK quarantine list https://on.ft.com/3fSlREt

- Ministers under pressure to review A-level results https://on.ft.com/3avaBgo Overview

- UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has approved the gradual reopening of theatres, concert venues and sports arenas and announced that fines would double to a maximum of 3,200 pounds ($4,180.16) for those who repeatedly flouted rules on face coverings, with new fines for people hosting raves or other unlawful gatherings. - United Kingdom added France to Britain's quarantine list, along with travellers arriving from the Netherlands, Monaco, Turks & Caicos and Aruba, who will have to self-isolate for 14 days under the new quarantine restrictions that take effect on Saturday.

- English ministers are under mounting pressure to come to the aid of secondary school pupils in England after almost 40 per cent of A-level grades were downgraded from teachers' predictions. ($1 = 0.7655 pounds)

(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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