Future plans in place to pay tribute to those lost to Covid
There are hopes the Island will follow in London's footsteps and create a memorial for those who lost their lives to Covid-19 on the Island.
At the latest coronavirus media briefing, the Chief Minister was asked if government will be recreating something similar to the South Bank wall here.
Howard Quayle says once the current situation has eased, he hopes to organise a service or memorial to pay respect to lost loved ones:
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