Today's round up of positive news stories across the globe.
Galicia, northern Spain: First brown bear for 150 years seen in national park.
Norway: Norwegian Air shareholders back £770m rescue plan, allowing the carrier to unlock government aid.
New York: Beer delivery dogs may be lockdown’s best invention.
Edinburgh: Five product designers who started using their 3D printers to produce face shields for healthcare workers have been joined by 200 volunteers. A ‘pop-up factory’ at Summerhall, Edinburgh, has produced more than 20,000 face shields.
USA: The manufacturer of drug Remdesivir, which is being used to aid coronavirus patients’ recovery, has donated the entire stockpile to the US government.
UK: Rush of patent applications as bored Britons in lockdown come up with new inventions.
Australia: Restrictions on surfing are being eased since the coronavirus appears to be under control. Same for kiwis in neighbouring New Zealand.
Italy: 4.5 million workers went back to their jobs this week in the manufacturing and strategic sectors, and people in "stable relationships" are allowed to visit each other.
There has long been evidence that a sufficiency of vitamin D protects against viruses, especially respiratory ones. Now would be a good time to make sure you're taking some.
UK looking forward to celebrating VE Day on Friday.