Western Morning News - 2020-04-22

• Businesses in West are ‘adapting to crisis’
• Kittens named after NHS founders
• Coroner calls for Taser review after man’s death
• Ex-Flybe pilot gets job as Tesco delivery driver
• Hottest April in almost a decade
• The options you have if you can’t postpone a booked break
• ‘Cover your face in busy places’
• Police step in to move visitor ‘taking advantage’ of pandemic
• Retail support needed to protect flower growers
• ‘Slow broadband holds back working at home’
• UK dairy industry is ‘on its knees’
• Hayle harbour project shortliste­d for top award
• Old warehouse to become police station with custody cells
• Incredible to be part of this, says ‘Singing Nurse’
• Prison warning as police helicopter targeted by ‘laser strike’
• College gears up online tuition and donates PPE
• UK falling short on testing but vaccine trial to start soon
• Voters’ confidence in elections under threat
• Queen’s stay-at-home birthday
• UK shooting estates have their say on best practice
• The skylark sings the song of Spring
• Making it easier to shop local
• Long-term effects of the pandemic
• Business in the West will bounce back from this coronaviru­s crisis
• Government is taking away personal responsibi­lity
• You need the right people for the job
• We need to be self-sufficient in PPE
• ‘Expert’ advice may not always be best
• The things they say
• Oil dominates as global markets close lower
• NOT BUSINESS AS USUAL
• Players wearing masks would be ‘sensible’
• Sheffield United squad agree wage deferral
• Ferguson-Smith ‘privileged’ to be new manager of St Austell
• Taylor praises attitude of players and coaches
• Changing Tour of Britain ‘not an option’
• TORQUAY WAIT ON DECISION AFTER VOTE

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