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New song pays tribute to the selfless nurses who have been fighting the coronavirus pandemic

Here s to the frontline warriors! Heartfelt new song by Brown & Gray pays tribute to the selfless nurses who have been fighting the coronavirus pandemic You Didn t Have To is performed by musical duo Brown & Gray, made up of Sam Gray and Kaci Brown The lyrics touch on the nurses who never take credit but go the extra mile, healing patients, making them laugh, and praying for them The music video includes shots of nurses, some of whom hold up signs asking people to wear masks Sam, from East Yorkshire, said the song was particularly important to him because is mother was a nurse for 35 years 

Teenager who tried to break down door with ladder is punished

News from the courts A teenager who tried to break down a neighbour’s door using a ladder has been put on probation for 18 months. Morgan John Ritchie admitted offences of property damage and provoking behaviour. Magistrates also ordered him to pay £103.10 compensation for some window blinds which were damaged. As we have previously reported, 17-year-old Ritchie and a juvenile had attempted to enter the property just after midnight on October 27. Ritchie was said to have kicked the front door then picked up a ladder and started hitting the door with it. The juvenile then tried to get in through a side window.

Money launderer was caught trying to send thousands of pounds through in a Milk Tray box

News from the courts A 42-year-old woman has admitted being involved in money laundering after she tried to send £5,000 cash in the post. Lisa Kim Barnett was arrested after a package intended for an address in Walton, Liverpool, was intercepted at the Post Office sorting office. It was found to contain a box of Milk Tray chocolates with £5,000 in cash hidden in the bottom of the box. She pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to remove criminal property from the island and will be sentenced on January 22 next year after a probation report has been completed. Prosecuting advocate Barry Swain told the court that police were called to the sorting office on June 11.