Many burial grounds shut to avoid spreading of Covid-19
Many people wishing to visit family graves to lay flowers this Easter weekend won't be able to do so.
To protect as many people as possible from coronavirus, burial grounds and cemeteries across the Island have had to be shut as part of government's Emergency Powers act.
Lord Bishop Peter Eagles has offered some words of comfort to those who cannot fulfil, what could be, a family tradition:
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