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Legendary radio service falls silent 'despite giving proof of UK nuke attack'
It was the home to the Shipping Forecast, Test Match Sp ecial and, according to Cold War legend, one of the signals submarine commander s used to check Britain had not been wiped out. For the last time this week, listeners could tune their radios…
Fundraiser launched to repatriate body of Irish radio host who died on holiday
A fundraiser has been set up to repatriate the body of a popular Irish radio presenter and mum who died suddenly while on holiday in Spain. Broadcaster Natasha Gillies, 46, presented The Irish Business Show on Dublin City FM for a number of years…
Preserve Radio Trinidad's historic transmitting station
Recent social media posts featuring the abandoned former Radio Trinidad transmitting station have generated public interest in this little-known landmark. While many recognise it as part of Trinidad and Tobago's broadcasting history, few…
Ryan Preece felt like NASCAR TV pried into a personal exchange over his radio
Ryan Preece felt like he was having a private conversation with his crew during Cup Series practice on Friday at Chicagoland Speedway but the television crew aired out his frustrations about a NASCAR mandated safety change. “I'm going to…
Mysterious black hole has been blasting powerful radio waves for over eight years
Astronomers have discovered a remarkable black hole that has been sending out powerful radio waves for more than eight years, something never seen before. The unusual object could help scientists better understand how black holes grew in the early…
Ukrainian drones hit St. Petersburg oil terminal in latest long-range attack on Russia
Ukrainian drones have struck an oil terminal in St. Petersburg as Kyiv ramps up bombardment of Russia's oil infrastructure. The attacks have created a fuel crisis in Russia and political pressure on the Kremlin. Ukrainian President Volodymyr…
Karlovy Vary Focuses on Next Generation of European Filmmakers With Future Frames Program
Future Frames is a next generation showcase comprised of prize-winning short works by students and recent graduates of European film schools, curated by the Karlovy Vary Film Festival in cooperation with European Film Promotion, with the support of…
Ella Langley Doubles Her Hits On A Billboard Chart
Ella Langley's 'Be Her' debuts on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart, doubling her career total as 'Choosin' Texas' nearly reenters the top 10. HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 26: Ella Langley attends the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards at Dolby…
Greg James secretly flew out to Taylor Swift's wedding after night in Sheffield
Greg James secretly flew out to New York for Taylor Swift's wedding after a night out in Sheffield. Last year, Taylor confirmed on BBC Radio 1, during an interview with Greg, that he would be invited to her wedding. And it's not just Taylor who…
George Mackley woodblocks depicting rural Kent set for auction
An artist's original engraved woodblocks depicting landscapes in Kent are due to be sold at auction. Multiple blocks created by George Mackley, known for his engravings of waterways and rural scenes from his home county, will be offered for sale in…
Hong Kong must brace for AI bubble risk and quantum computer threat: HKMA chief
Hong Kong has to brace for the emerging risks of an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble bursting and quantum computers capable of hacking encrypted financial systems, the city's de facto central banker has warned. Eddie Yue Wai-man, chief executive…
World Cup 2026: Brazil going out? Chris Sutton's score predictions for last-16 ties
Chris Bevan BBC Sport journalist Only 16 teams are left in the 2026 World Cup, but who will make it to the final at MetLife Stadium near New York City on 19 July? BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton did pretty well with his predictions for the…
The forgotten powerhouse in Surrey-Sussex border forest
Joshua Askew, South East and Simon Furber, Secret Sussex Long before the Industrial Revolution reshaped Britain, the Sussex Weald was already alive with heat and hammering. Fernhurst Furnace, tucked deep into woodland near the Surrey border, is a…
Sion Mills: Cricket club's 162-year wait to own home ground ends
A cricket club's wait to own the ground where they have played for more than160 years has ended, thanks to the help of a couple who won £115m on the lottery. Sion Mills Cricket Club have played at the Holm Field – where Ireland…
BBC London's Jo Good returns on air after Bedford train crash
A stationary passenger train was plunged into 'the deepest shock' when it was hit from behind by a London-bound express service, BBC local radio presenter Jo Good has said. Returning to her Late Night Jo show on Friday night after two weeks off…
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