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HUDSON, Mass. (WBZ) – A group of World War II re-enactors dressed in costume dined at a restaurant near Boston over the weekend. The actors were part of an American Heritage Museum World War II re-enactment on Saturday. After the presentation, a group of them went to eat at Kith and Kin restaurant in Hudson, Massachusetts. Two of the actors were wearing Nazi uniforms, and now the restaurant is facing backlash. The restaurant owners say they were forced to temporarily close due to threats against their workers. Gary Lewi, and American Heritage Museum trustee, said the incident was “beyond thoughtless”...

Despite it being legal under volunteer exemption.. Police in the UK arrested a man for handing out free soup in a park, claiming that he had violated COVID-19 restrictions. Nick Smith had been giving out free soup to people in his village for 17 weeks before Sussex Police intervened, claiming he had violated COVID rules by encouraging people to gather. However, Smith cited exemptions under the rules for volunteering, which allows for up to 15 people to gather either indoors or outdoors. Smith said he found the whole experience “very shocking” and insisted he was only trying to help people...