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Microchipping cats could soon become law - here s how the changes could affect you

play-icon Video report by ITV News Reporter Stacey Foster Pet owners across the country could soon be required by law to get their cats microchipped. The government is considering changing the law, with regulations already in place for dog owners, in order to help reunite lost or stolen pets with their families. ITV News speaks to vet Marc Abraham about what the changes could mean for cat owners, the arguments for and against, and why ministers are considering the move.

89-year-old inspired by Captain Tom raises thousands for charity by rollerskating laps of courtyard

play-icon Video report from ITV News Correspondent Stacey Foster An 89-year-old man has raised more than £34,000 for charity by rollerskating laps of the courtyard outside his flat. Inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore and Marcus Rashford, RAF veteran John Wilcock has got his skates on for the first time in seven decades. He s aiming to do 90 laps of the courtyard before turning 90. Initially he hoped to raise £500 for FareShare, a charity which aims to redistribute food to those in need and reduce waste, but has surpassed it by almost 70 times.

How cryptoart is turning creators into millionaires

As Amazon and other internet websites prove, you can buy just about anything online. You can buy art - paintings and sculptures - already. Now, tens or even hundreds of thousands of pounds are changing hands for works you can t take home. You can t even touch them. It s called Cryptoart. It exists digitally, not physically. And it is turning Crypoartists into millionaires.

Water traps found on Moon that astronauts can use for drinking and rocket fuel, NASA reveals

play-icon Video report by ITV News Correspondent Stacey Foster Water has been found on a sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time, Nasa has announced. The finding means water on the Moon may be more common and accessible than previously thought, but the discovery could have potential implications for future lunar missions. Researchers suggest in some cases tiny patches of ice might exist in permanent shadows no bigger than a penny. They explored phenomena on the Moon called cold traps, which are shadowy regions of the surface that exist in a state of eternal darkness. It is thought that many have gone without a single ray of sunlight for potentially billions of years.

Landlady turns bar into foodbank as lockdown keeps pubs shut

play-icon Video report by ITV News Reporter Stacey Foster The lockdowns have badly hurt our pubs, but that hasn t stopped one landlady s determination to give something back. Teresa McCarthy has turned her bar into a foodbank to help locals in need. For our Lockdown Legends series, Teresa told Stacey Foster about the pub serving community spirit.

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