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In June, Summers will be relaunching its flagship Soho outlets.

But that will not appease the Kremlin, which seems to be relaunching a propaganda offensive against Estonia and Latvia.

There's plenty to do, with various workshops, from arts and crafts to acting, taking place in the basement, and a children's book club will be relaunching this autumn.

It will be relaunching its own-brand range of classic and wooden toys, including bricks, pull-along toys and clocks over the summer.

Lord Hall will also be relaunching The Space, the BBC's experimental digital arts service developed in partnership with Arts Council England, a project that had been widely criticised for failing to make an impact.

This week, he announced – via a video on his favoured medium of Instagram, featuring his two dogs and influencer Derek Blasberg – that he will be relaunching the Marc Jacobs YouTube channel, with this show live-streamed on the platform.

Food is there to be relaunched, recreated and revived.

It is currently being updated to include more participating WDS Members and will be relaunched.

There are several ailing journals which could be relaunched with new management/editorial teams and a larger subscriber base.

Excellent as it is, and about to be relaunched, new and improved.

Its partner title, the Glossop Chronicle, will also be relaunched on the same day.