White House lifts lock down after airspace violation
The White House was briefly put under lockdown after jets violated restricted airspace in Washington. The lockdown lasted 30 minutes and was caused by a small aircraft that was later declared non-hostile. However, the American Airforce did dispatch many fighter jets on very short notice. It is unknown why the aircraft initially violated the restricted airspace.
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UK to start easing lockdown restrictions as early as Monday
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