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This article is for subscribers only. Click here to submit your question and then listen to see if it is asked! Bloomberg Radio delivers in-depth coverage of financial markets, plus insightful interviews with newsmakers, analysts, and CEOs. Now…
The Archers and BBC Local Radio collaborate for Farmwatch
BBC Farmwatch is returning to highlight England's farming communities across BBC Local Radio and the wider BBC, including The Archers. This year's Farmwatch will explore the people, places and challenges shaping modern farming, with a particular…
PulseMix Radio partners with Anxious Minds charity
PulseMix Radio is expanding its community work through a partnership with mental health charity Anxious Minds. The collaboration will see the organisations work together to promote mental health support across the North East while developing new…
Former radio and TV presenter Gerry Kelly has died
Former broadcaster and journalist, Gerry Kelly, has died at the age of 77. Gerry died at his home on Sunday morning, following a career that spanned four decades. He joined BBC Radio Ulster in April 2009, where he presented a weekly Saturday show.
Morons' - Max Verstappen demands double FIA penalty in untelevised team radio
Untelevised team radio footage from the Hungarian Grand Prix has uncovered the moment Max Verstappen called for Racing Bulls pair Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad to be penalised by the FIA stewards. The Red Bull driver was heard branding Lawson and…
Nielsen to stop measuring Puerto Rico TV, radio stations in December
Nielsen will discontinue television and radio audience measurement in Puerto Rico in December, according to a report published on Monday. The report, from Inside Radio, said the move will effectively leave all broadcast stations in Puerto Rico…
UI energy expert: Gas prices could stay sky high into December - Radio Iowa
The words “oil crisis” bring the 1970s to mind for many of us, but a University of Iowa energy historian says America is in another oil crisis right now. UI Professor Tyler Priest, who teaches a course on U.S. Energy Policy, says…
The Powerful Radio Afterglow from a Black Hole Tearing Apart a Star Could Help Solve a Cosmic Mystery
The cosmic violence of a black hole tearing apart a star produced a brilliant burst of radio light, which has been observed by astronomers thanks to a new international collaboration. The U.S. National Science Foundation's Very Large Array (NSF…
Radiocentre announces first Tuning In 2026 speakers
Radiocentre has confirmed the first speakers for Tuning In 2026, set for 30th September at Kings Place in London. This year's event will focus on the theme “Audio: The Secret to Growth”, examining how audio can help drive business…
Jennie Makes History With K-Pop's Second No. 1 On One Billboard Chart
Jennie and Tame Impala rise to No. 1 on Billboard's Adult Pop Airplay chart with 'Dracula,' the second K-pop tune to lead, following 'Golden' from KPop Demon Hunters. INDIO, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 13: (FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Jennie performs at the…
Des Clarke leads Heart Scotland's Half-Marathon Heroes
Des Clarke, presenter of Heart Breakfast in Scotland, will lead a team of 50 Heart listeners and supporters at the AJ Bell Great Scottish Run 2026 in Glasgow on Sunday 4th October. The group, known as Heart's Half-Marathon Heroes, will run together…
Amazon backs APAs access scheme again for UK awards
AudioUK has confirmed Amazon Music will continue supporting the APAs' Pay What You Can scheme for the 2026 awards. The initiative offers free or discounted entry to the Audio Production Awards for people who would otherwise be unable to take part…
Jodrell Bank's Lovell telescope faces axe in science cuts, BBC understands
Jodrell Bank/Manchester University The Jodrell Bank Observatory, which has housed the UK's largest telescope for nearly 70 years, has lost its funding and could now close, the BBC understands. The observatory and its network of telescopes have been…
Jodrell Bank's Lovell telescope faces axe in science cuts, BBC understands
Jodrell Bank/Manchester University Pallab Ghosh Science Correspondent The Jodrell Bank Observatory, which has housed the UK's largest telescope for nearly 70 years, has lost its funding and could now close, the BBC understands. The observatory and…
UK's largest telescope loses funding and set to be axed in government cuts
The iconic Jodrell Bank Observatory which houses Britain's largest telescope is set to close due to government funding cuts. Scientists have criticised the plan to axe the observatory and its network of telescopes but funding body the UK Research…
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