The Brighter Side: Stay safe, stay positive

Tap to watch the 5 June edition of The Brighter Side with presenter Rachel Sweeney.

The ferry company helping to feed communities, the orchestra playing to audiences around the world in lockdown and Molly the highland cow.

One man and his knitted boobs, the granny refusing to let lockdown ruin her sparkle and the Cumbrian alpacas soaking up the sunshine.

An artist from Dumfries and Galloway has set herself the challenge of producing a portrait each day during lockdown.

We hear from the virtual town band, the artist painting a portrait a day in lockdown and the struggling flower farm saved by locals.

The bows are starting to pop up in windows, shop floors, cars and even inside the hospital itself.

The snapshot of people's lives is to be kept as a memory of when life changed - if only for awhile.

We hear from the man who ran a marathon in his back garden, the creative care home in lockdown and an artist's special tribute to Capt. Tom.

Kendal fire service and ambulance crew members recorded their own version of 'Show Me The Way To Amarillo'.

Ian ran the distance by doing 13,100 lengths of the yard behind his house.