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A care home in West Dunbartonshire has also confirmed nine residents have died since contracting the virus.

A round-up of today’s feelgood stories.

Online platform Mobilise was launched in March 2020 to enable isolated, unpaid carers to meet for a ‘virtual cuppa’ and access vital information.

A radiology support worker and a mental health nurse are among the latest known to have died.

Jane Murphy worked with NHS Lothian for almost 30 years.

The group will support efforts to rapidly develop a vaccine and will also review regulations to allow quick and safe trials.

A 90-year-old woman who is climbing the equivalent of a Highland mountain on her staircase has exceeded her target to raise £10,000 for the NHS and a hospice.Margaret Payne plans to climb the height of Suilven – 2,398ft – by making 282 trips upstairs.She said 99-year-old veteran Captain Tom Moore, who has raised more than …

Nearly 14,000 nurses, midwives and nursing support workers responded to the survey over the Easter bank holiday

The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers over an article which reproduced parts of a handwritten letter to her father.

A recorded speech from the Duchess of Cornwall was played during the opening of the NHS Nightingale Hospital North West.

The Competition and Markets Authority said signing off the deal is better than watching Deliveroo go bust.

The ferry made the tribute as the fourth Clap For Carers event took place on Thursday evening.

Grant Shapps said he ‘won’t be booking a summer holiday at this point’.

The Duke of Cambridge was speaking to BBC News with his wife.

Philip Calder, a professor of nutritional immunology at the University of Southampton, has urged people to have a ‘diverse’ diet.

Margaret Payne plans to climb the height of Suliven – 2,398ft – on her stairs at her home in northern Scotland.

Which? called on social media sites to stop dubious pages cropping up again just hours after being removed.