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All but one of those services have since found new owners and will reopen from Monday.

8.37pm: Good news off the election beat and track: UK airspace will begin to reopen from 10pm tonight.

The national government allowed universities, high schools, churches and museums to reopen from the following day, while primary schools will do so on May 11th.

The Belgian government has reached a deal with police on introducing tighter security at Brussels airport after the recent suicide attacks, with a government source saying the transport hub could reopen from Sunday.

The Paralympics is set to start on 29 August, with the revamped 560-acre (227-hectare) Olympic Park site - to be known as the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - then set to reopen from the first anniversary of the opening of the Games, on 27 July 2013.

Theatres were permitted to reopen from 9 September, but it took some weeks to re-form the company.

The diner reopens from midnight to 4 a.m. to cater to customers leaving nearby clubs.

"Today's Man" is at John Connelly Presents, 526 West 26th Street, Chelsea, (212) 337-9563, through Aug. 14; then reopens from Sept. 6 to 13.

Interstate 29 was reopened from the Canadian border across North Dakota to Watertown, S.D., a distance of about 280 miles, highway officials said.

The takeover panel reopens from the festive break on Monday, so nothing will happen until then.

Croydon Borough Council said the A22 Godstone Road reopened from St James's Road to Hayes Lane at midnight.