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Joy filled the air. Smiles and laughter abounded. Youd never know that we were still struggling in the middle of a pandemic.

The government is confident booster jabs are key to getting back to normal life - what do others think?

To get about the streets. it seems a good idea, but we have got to have regulation on it, to be honest, because we cannotjust let people willy—nilly ride up and down pavements terrorising people as they drive past. the government says local trials can now extend into next year. ministers will decide what happens longer term, but it seems increasingly likely that e—scooters will become a more common sight. sam read, bbc news. this week on bbc news were reporting from across the uk to find out...

Saskia’s partner Sam Read has paid tribute to her on behalf of her family. He said: “Not only was Saskia my partner, but my best friend, my past, present and future in every possible way. "She was kindness in its purest form, and radiated a beauty inside and out that will never be forgotten to those privileged enough to have met her, for even the briefest of moments. “I felt like the luckiest person in the world to even know Saskia’s name, so to fall in love, share her life and ...

UpdatedFri, Jan 8, 2021 at 2:36 pm ET Reply A family found what they believed to be dynamite in the garage of an East Providence home on Friday. (Shutterstock) EAST PROVIDENCE, RI — A family found what they believed to be old dynamite in a home on Arnold St. in Riverside Friday afternoon. A woman said her grandfather recently passed away and she discovered 1950s dynamite in the garage of his house, according to a Twitter post from Sam Read of NBC 1o. The woman called law enforcement to safel...

  RAMBLERS meet at Moss Parrock opposite Sam Reads bookshop for a leisurely local walk (in permitted groups of 6), Thursday, December 17 at 2pm. Everyone is welcome. THE WI Christmas party was held via Zoom. More than 30 members and partners enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon of poetry, music, quizzing, and a scavenger hunt. Richard Hardisty described growing up when all the needs of the local community were met by local shopkeepers before coffee shops and outdoor equipment retailers t...