Brits desperate for a break were offered a ray of hope when Boris Johnson announced his roadmap out of lockdown on 22 February.

Now, with today’s news, Humberside can take its rightful place at the cutting edge of the UK’s future.

Residents on a former National Coal Board housing estate in Leeds are angry and upset after the latest blow in a three-year fight to save their homes and close knit community.

The charitable organisation which works to support farmers and rural businesses said communities are being “plagued” by the criminal activity.

Earlier this year, the Local Government North Yorkshire and York committee, made up of leaders from the area’s authorities, backed the future refugee resettlement scheme from 2020/21, pending final approval from the individual councils.

Today (22 February) saw Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s first indication of when England’s third lockdown will end.

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng told The Yorkshire Post that the investment into the Able Marine Energy Park, on the South Bank of the River Humber, will allow the region to become “a model” of the transition from traditionally polluting industrial areas to new green industries.

Not that I would ever contemplate letting him near my locks or John-William’s for that matter! After weeks of nagging from me to sort his rapidly growing hair, he quite suddenly did. Not much grows on top these days, but for what he lacks there, he certainly makes up on his beard, sideburns and the back of his head.

St Lucy was martyred for her Christianity in Sicily in the fourth century, and in northern Europe her festival celebrates the bringing of light during the darkness of winter.

Charlotte Raffo of The Monkey Puzzle Tree produces wallpaper,fabric and homeware in collaboration with Yorkshire artists. Here she answers our At Home with…Q&A