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[Q]: The Garden of Memories was built at Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School in Cheshire in tribute to 14-year-old pupil Nell Jones. She was one of 22 people who died in the attack on 22 May last year. Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham opened the garden saying "Nell will always be a part of Manchester". He placed a stone decorated with a bee, the symbol of Manchester, in a river of pebbles designed to allow people to leave their memories of Nell. Sam Jones said his sister would have been "astounded" and "overjoyed" by the memorial. He said: "The last 12 months have been incredibly difficult but being able to come and see this tangible piece of affection has really helped to carry us through." The 30-year-old said the garden "proves that out of great tragedy can come a beautiful creation". The school choir, which Nell had been a member of, sang You Raise Me Up and Hallelujah as the garden was officially opened. Freya Lewis, 15, who was injured in the attack after the Ariana Grande concert, was among those of Nell's friends who helped with the design. Mr Burnham said he was there to represent everybody in Greater Manchester "who are still in recovery from what happened". "But we were, as you saw, a place that came together and sent a message that in the end nothing will divide us. We will always be there for each other and in being here today I wanted to say to Nell's family we will always be there for you." He added: "Good things can come out of terrible events and this garden of remembrance for Nell is the tangible proof of that." The school's executive headteacher Mr Denis Oliver said the garden was "inspired by the loving memory of Nell Jones, but a garden for everyone".
[A]: Memorial garden for Manchester bomb victim Nell Jones opens


[Q]: Siemens Gamesa makes giant blades for offshore wind farms at the £310m plant in Hull and said it had changed working methods to enforce "social distancing". Unite said it wanted clarity on whether the firm's work was "essential". Siemens said the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy classified "renewable energy workers...as essential at this time". The site closed down for a week to introduce new measures, which include thermal cameras on entrances to take the temperature of staff. Other changes include opening up extra space so workers can spread out, staggering shifts and break times, issuing personal protective equipment, banning visitors and offering flexible working to staff whose partners are key workers. "We have changed the pattern of work throughout the factory so that the two metres is built in to the way we work," a spokesperson said. Unite said its members were "rightly anxious whether the new health and safety measures are adequate enough". The union added: "We want to discuss with the company whether the production of blades is an 'essential' industry at this time. If it is not, we would want our members furloughed on full pay." About 750 people are employed at the site, which opened in 2016 and supplies 250ft-long (75m) rotor blades for the world's largest wind farm off the Yorkshire coast. Follow BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Send your story ideas to yorkslincs.news@bbc.co.uk.
[A]: Coronavirus: Union concerns over Hull turbine factory staying open


[Q]: It happened on the A8 Larne Road at about 22:30 GMT on Friday. A bin containing rocks was thrown from the Ballyboley overpass as the lorry passed under it. Although badly injured, the driver, who is in his 50s, was able to bring the lorry safely to a stop at the side of the road. He is currently in hospital. Police want anyone who noticed any suspicious activity in the area of the overpass or who has dash-cam footage of the incident to contact them.
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Ballyboley overpass: Lorry driver injured by dropped rock


