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How do horror novelists celebrate Halloween? 'Whimsical witch stuff' and vintage radio shows
In October, horror lovers can finally rejoice in the season's endless supply of spooky films, haunted houses and macabre decor. Others prefer to bask in the comforting glow of the TV while enjoying their 70th rewatch of Hocus Pocus (which arguably…
Czech government approves first step to scrapping TV and radio licence fees in 4.36am vote, sparking protests
The lower house of Czech parliament became a nighttime battleground for the future of the country's public service media at the weekend, when MPs pushed through the abolition of public service media licence fees in the bill's first reading in the…
Ola Super Chef Biriyani Battle Challenge - Season 1 Launched with Radio Suno 91.7 Fm in Qatar
ഖത്തറിൽ ബിരിയാണി മഹോത്സവം Ola Super Chef Biriyani Battle Season 1. റേഡിയോ…
UNI professor says Iowa has rarity of 3 competitive US House races - Radio Iowa
University of Northern Iowa political science professor Donna Hoffmann says three of Iowa's four congressional races were considered competitive at the beginning of the year and seem to be among the country's most competitive as election day draws…
Parents fear for future over Nottinghamshire SEND school travel changes
Anna Whittaker, Nottingham and Asha Patel, East Midlands Parents of children with special educational needs say a council's proposal to change SEND travel provision is a 'kick in the teeth'. Nottinghamshire County Council is consulting on changes…
Parents fear for future over Nottinghamshire SEND school travel changes
Parents of children with special educational needs say a council's proposal to change SEND travel provision is a 'kick in the teeth'. Nottinghamshire County Council is consulting on changes to its home-to-school transport service for over 16s, in a…
Jhené Aiko & Kendrick Lamar's 'So Good' Jumps To #1 At Rhythmic Radio
The #6 song on last week's Mediabase rhythmic radio airplay chart ascends to #1 on this week's listing. Jhené Aiko's “So Good (featuring Kendrick Lamar),” that song, received a format-leading ~5,377 spins during the October…
Harry Kite: Exeter City midfielder appreciates second chance
Brent Pilnick, BBC Sport England and Jed Penberthy, BBC Radio Devon Harry Kite hopes he can repay Exeter City's faith in him after his first league start since re-joining the club. The 26-year-old midfielder moved back to St James Park in the…
Storm Boelo: Hundreds of homes still without power
Hundreds of properties across Lancashire are still without power after Storm Boelo. SP Electricity North West said it hoped to restore power to around 600 homes and businesses by Tuesday night at the latest. The areas affected include Morecambe…
Women's Super League:
We asked you for your thoughts on how women's football can attract younger fans without alienating loyal supporters. Here's a sample of what you said: Sean: Give discounts or free entry to fans who attend the men's game. If the stadiums are full…
Crystal Palace news: Pierre Sage 'too nice at times' - Laurens
Pierre Sage struck a defiant tone during his post-match media conference as he addressed questions about his future for 20 minutes. 'I don't have to convince the people around the club. I just have to convince the players to do their best to…
Richard Hammond's 'personal' series leaving 'the whole family hooked' returns
Richard Hammond is back with his 'trademark chaos' in an exciting new series. Presenter Richard Hammond has returned to television following his departure from The Grand Tour as he lets cameras inside his vehicle restoration business in Hereford…
Kent arcades and bingo halls raise duty concerns ahead of Budget
Josh McLaughlin, South East and Chrissie Reidy, in Dymchurch Bingo hall and amusement arcade operators have warned they could be forced to close if gambling taxes rise in the Budget. It comes as a group of 90 Labour MPs co-signed a letter to…
Kent arcades and bingo halls raise duty concerns ahead of Budget
Bingo hall and amusement arcade operators have warned they could be forced to close if gambling taxes rise in the Budget. It comes as a group of 90 Labour MPs co-signed a letter to Chancellor John Healey, calling for him to raise the Machine Games…
Thousands still without power across Yorkshire after Storm Boelo
More than 4,000 homes across Yorkshire remain without power after disruption caused by Storm Boelo over the weekend. About 127,000 customers lost power over the weekend across the north of England, but supply had been restored to most of them on…
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