National News

A round-up of Thursday’s feelgood stories.

‘Lovely chap’ Dennis Kellond died from a head injury and his body was found on Monday in a tragedy that shocked the small local community.

The health and economic impacts of the virus are disproportionately hitting some minorities, the report found.

12.29 million diesel cars were licensed in 2019.

A Northern Ireland protocol designed to avoid a hard Irish border by keeping the country in line with EU regulations has threatened more red tape.

The Second World War veteran has raised more than £31 million for the NHS.

HMS Mersey was tasked with monitoring the movements.

The Cyber Discovery virtual school will include interactive games and weekly webinars on cyber skills.

Police are warning people will get ‘restless’ as summer approaches.

The coronavirus pandemic has upset the recycling chain.

Among the latest to have died is a cardiology research nurse who was just 33 years old.

Louise Coles had served as a Conservative councillor.

The Treasury also announced that newspapers would be given £35 million in extra government advertising over the next three months.

The painted artwork was created by artist Tee2Sugars in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales.

Demis Hassabis, co–founder of Google’s DeepMind division, was present for a meeting on March 18.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has warned that predicted grades could have a ‘lasting effect’ on disadvantaged pupils,

A source close to the UK’s negotiating team said more flexibility is needed from Brussels before a deal can be struck.