On the Galaxy M31s, you get a 6.5 inch AMOLED display with Full HD+ resolution. The display is really good and it’s probably my favourite part of the phone. The colours are bright and warm, and look good in both dark and light mode. During the closure, right turns on to Williamson from John Nolen will remain open, as will right turns off of Blair on to Main or Wilson. The City recognizes the importance of these streets to the transportation network, so we have been working with the Railroad to schedule the work such that it will be done mostly during off peak travel times; it is anticipated that the closure on E. Wilson St.

“This evening and tonight, snow showers will continue, along with dry spells throughout the night, remaining windy. Drier further south. Feeling very cold, with ice and frost developing. You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeA TV presenter has spoken of the heartbreaking questions he was left with after the tragic death of his friend, former NUFC star Gary Speed.The midfielder, who played for Newcastle as well as clubs including Leeds United and Everton, was found hanged at his Cheshire home in 2011, at the age of just 42, provoking an outpouring of grief from fans across the country, including on Tyneside. In 2012, a coroner ruled there was not enough evidence to say whether he had taken his own life deliberately, or by accident.A decade on, Dan Walker, who presents BBC Breakfast, has said he still has questions about the tragedy, The Express reports.Gary had appeared on Dan show Football Focus the day before he was found dead, and his death came as a huge shock to the presenter, who was also a friend.In his new book, Remarkable People, the BBC Breakfast star interviewed Gary’s two sons Thomas and Edward about their father, a conversation he recalled in a new interview with Simon Thomas on the podcast Life, Interrupted.He said: “I think, talking to them [his sons] and talking to Alan Shearer, Gary McAllister and Gary’s agent, [Melissa] Chappell, who knew him so well, all of them feel that something happened in Gary’s head that night and, for whatever reason, decided there was no other option and everybody feels had they had talked to him that night, he’d still be here and I know that must eat them up on occasions.”I don’t know if you ever get over that.(Image: PA)”I’ve spoken to people who have lost loved ones and really good friends the same way Gary went and I’d not think it ever gets easier, does it?”Admitting he wonders whether he could have done more to help his friend, he urged others to do what they could to support anyone who might be struggling.He said: “I think about it a lot really, if I’m honest with you.”As a friend, could I have done more? As a Christian, should I have done more? Could I have picked up on something either that day or another day and spoken to him about it?”I suppose the encouragement out of it for me is, we’ve got to be honest with each other haven’t we? And ask if we’re OK.Read MoreGrieving Cramlington mum calls for more mental health support after 12 year old daughter death”You know, send that text that makes you feel awkward sometimes, or make that phone call.”It’s hard to say asking a really good friend or somebody you know, ‘What are you struggling with? What can I help with? Is there anything you want to talk about?'”And, not being happy with the first answer sometimes. You might get brushed off, we all do that sometimes.”.