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Mediacorp 987 launches radio-themed escape room experience at Xcape Singapore
The experience will feature seven 987 personalities through audio and visual elements and will run from now until Nov 1. Mediacorp 987 has teamed up with Xcape Singapore for a new escape room experience that puts players inside a fictionalised…
Two explosions, two fires under investigation in Sheldon - Radio Iowa
Authorities are investigating three seperate fire calls over two weeks in the industrial district of a northwest Iowa town. It all started on September 21st with an explosion that caused major damage at the Kent Nutrition feed mill in Sheldon.
Guildford's role in space industry celebrated in World Space Week
Zac Sherratt, in Guildford and Bob Dale, BBC South East A town in Surrey will be holding events to mark the county's role in the space and satellite industry. The University of Surrey has its own space centre, one of the leading facilities in the…
Guildford's role in space industry celebrated in World Space Week
A town in Surrey will be holding events to mark the county's role in the space and satellite industry. The University of Surrey has its own space centre, one of the leading facilities in the UK. The department led to the creation of Surrey…
Steve Jobs spent his entire life seeing the future. Then came his last words
Jobs loved photography and demanded that each successive iPhone contain better and better cameras. These two trends — music and photography — led to a third transformation which goes by the clumsy term…
Heated discussions on Barrow town centre's future
Heated discussions between the public and bosses were had at a consultation on the future of a town. A first look at plans to regenerate Barrow town centre were unveiled this week at consultation events, including ideas for a new theatre and…
Two years after Hurricane Helene, survivors are taking lessons for the future
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and BPR, a public radio station serving western North Carolina. In the days and weeks after Hurricane Helene, people throughout western North Carolina and beyond found themselves…
Liverpool podcast - The Red Kop: 'Electric' Anfield for Man City visit
On the latest The Red Kop podcast, BBC Radio Merseyside's Carl Woodward, Ian Kennedy and Mike Hughes discuss the build-up to the hotly anticipated tie at Anfield between Liverpool and Manchester City, Bradley Barcola. Take in a clip above, listen…
Everton news: Toffees Unwrapped podcast discuss selection dilemmas and return of Premier League football
On the latest Toffees Unwrapped podcast, BBC Radio Merseyside's Phil Munns, Mike Hughes and Ian Kennedy discuss selection dilemmas at left back and on the wings. Plus, the team celebrates the return of the Premier League following the extended…
Wales' injury worries deepen as Roberts and Soper withdraw from World Cup play-off squad
Rhian Wilkinson has been dealt two additional injury blows as defender Rhiannon Roberts and goalkeeper Poppy Soper have both withdrawn from the Wales squad to face Albania in the Women's World Cup play-off semi-finals this month. Wolverhampton…
Ducati up for sale: Italy wants to bring an icon - and an emotion - back home
BOLOGNA – It is hard to put a price on an emotion. But that is precisely what Volkswagen is trying to do with Ducati, the celebrated “Red of a Thousand Victories”, cherished by an army of enthusiasts around the world. The…
Despite deflating loss, Kamario Taylor remains Mississippi State's hometown hero
MACON, Miss. -- To much of America, he seemed to materialize at once, thrilling in the propulsive way the football left his hand, statuesque in that 6-foot-4 frame and those 230 pounds at age 19, endearing in the way he said, 'Yes ma'am,' in that…
Scottish education has positive future - its name is AI
We have successfully reinvented higher education before. When the Open University was established by Royal Charter on April 23, 1969, it was dismissed by critics as a radical gamble. Yet, Prime Minister Harold Wilson's vision of a 'University of…
County Hall chimneys face removal over safety fears
A trio of chimneys are set to be removed from Lancashire County Council's headquarters after their long-term stability was called into question. More than a dozen chimney stacks sit on the roof of County Hall in Preston. The three earmarked for…
The Peaky Blinders fan living the dream with her unusual job
A costume designer has said she is living out her 'dream' after landing work on the sets of some of her favourite shows. Roxanne Warren, from Blackpool, was a fan of TV series Peaky Blinders before getting a job on its upcoming film, The Immortal…
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