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Keith and Kristyn Getty But with big work plans for 2021 and beyond, Keith says the family, who reached audiences of millions around the world with online singalongs during the course of the pandemic, does intend to return to the States in July. "Next year will be 20 years since I wrote the hymn In Christ Alone," he says. "So we have a lot of plans to mark that, running for a year from September, with an album and a book to mark 20 years of our hymns. Celebrating our journey, we'll be releasing another album with some of the great hymns of Ireland and America, pairing up with some world clas...

Boris Johnson certainly looked jubilant after signing his Brexit trade deal Credit: Leon Neal/Getty Images After a bitter referendum, two general elections, three prime ministers and four and a half years of negotiations, Brexit was finally done on Dec 30 after a trade deal with Brussels was passed in parliament and given royal assent by the Queen.  Amid the Brexit transition period ending at 11 p.m. on Dec 31, we asked Telegraph readers how they were feeling on Brexit Eve. Were they jubilant at the beginning of a “new chapter” for “Global Britain”? Might they be apprehensive about t...

Nurses at Sutter’s Sacramento psychiatry hospital unionize; Rideout RNs ratify contract [The Sacramento Bee] Dec. 31—The California Nurses Association achieved two victories in December after registered nurses at Marysville’sAdventist Health and Rideout hospital voted to ratify a three-year labor agreement and RNs at Sutter Center for Psychiatry in Sacramento voted to join the union. CNA now will represent roughly 100 nurses in bargaining with Sutter Health for a new contract at the hospital on Folsom Boulevard, near Power Inn Road. The Sutter nurses voted 62-13 via mail-in ballots in a...

Frank Mitchell: 'I'll be leaving UTV with zero regrets about my career in TV and radio' Having announced on Tuesday that he's leaving UTV, Frank Mitchell talks to us about how he'll be spending retirement, his career highlights - including getting Nelson Mandela to do a weather segment, and the story behind how he got the 'Mitchell' name

End of an era at UTV as some of the best known faces step down UTV Political Editor Ken Reid. UTV Correspondent Jane Loughrey. THREE of the best known faces on UTV have announced they are to leave the broadcaster. UTV political editor and veteran journalist Ken Reid, who has become an almost nightly figures on the Live at 6 programme, is stepping down after almost 26 years in post. He joined UTV in 1994 and has reported extensively from Belfast, Dublin, Westminster, Brussels and Washington, covering all major political events, often reporting late into the night on politic...