The schoolboy brothers making coronavirus visors for care workers

The young brothers were thrilled to find a 3D printer under their Christmas tree. Joseph, 13, planned to make Minecraft figures; Isaac, 11, Pokémon characters. But the Sparey-Taylor family was about to move house, so the printer stayed in its box for a few weeks. The move was off, the boys' school closed, and the 3D printer seemed a good way of filling long days at home. Instead of Pokémon and Minecraft figures, the boys – with help from their parents – embarked on a very different project: printing PPE visors for people working in local care homes in Wrexham, north Wales.