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In all, three first edition copies of Harry Potter and Philosopher’s Stone are going under the hammer.
Alex Easton has apologised for disrespecting the health committee after he was filmed looking at shoes.
A round-up of Thursday’s feel-good stories.
Amid privacy concerns, Isle of Wight residents said the app is ‘simple to use’.
Hundreds of the face coverings have been made by a group of women in Croscombe.
The Scotch Whisky Association has called for the UK and Us to drop the 25% tariffs on whisky as part of the post-Brexit trade talks.
The new UK Labour leader staged on online meeting with party activists and others in Glasgow.
The royals tweeted: “Let’s recognise all of the journalists and broadcasters working to keep us informed.”
It is hoped the development will accelerate the search for promising new drug targets and treatments.
Eamonn Harrison, 22, was further remanded in custody pending a decision by the Irish Court of Appeal.
The British Beer and Pub Association’s chief executive said she was ‘very, very worried’ about the industry’s future.
The video conferencing service has acquired secure messaging platform Keybase and will use its engineers to add stronger encryption to its meetings.
Trevor Weston, 77, retaliated when Michael Collins attacked him in Cardiff, punching him twice in the face.
Residents have shared their wartime memories, including 79-year-old Bernard ‘Sam’ Lambert who was born under a table during an air raid.
Much of the UK will be bathed in glorious sunshine on Friday.
Pupils still attending Breadsall Primary School in Derby ate in the sunshine with Union flag bunting above their heads.
Priti Patel had a ‘very positive’ call with her French counterpart about border security on Wednesday, the Home Office said.
Nicola Sturgeon says she will not be ‘pressured’ by Westminster into lifting restrictions in Scotland ‘prematurely’.
The claim followed reports Boris Johnson is set to ease restrictions on Sunday.
The analysis was based on a 2016 simulation of a flu pandemic, codenamed Exercise Cygnus.
