Iain Moncrieff, a musician who tragically lost his wife and daughter within three months of each other, has hosted a livestream concert in their memory. Mr. Moncrieff, based in Clevedon, used his 100th stream to raise funds for charity. He started live streaming during lockdown with his blues band, Dusk Brothers, joined by his brother… Continue reading Bristol dad’s music helped him after losing wife and daughter
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Picasso painting displayed in London could fetch £98m
An exhibition featuring a Pablo Picasso painting is set to be displayed in London. Femme A La Montre, the masterpiece painted by Picasso in 1932, is valued to sell for more than $120m (£98m) at an upcoming auction. The painting depicts his “golden muse” Marie-Therese Walter, a woman who inspired many of his artworks. The… Continue reading Picasso painting displayed in London could fetch £98m
Rugby World Cup: Why Welsh anthem sounds familiar in Breton
As Wales play Georgia in their final Rugby World Cup group game at Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes, many French fans may join in singing the Welsh national anthem due to its uncanny similarity with the Breton anthem. The Breton anthem borrows the tune from Wales’ anthem and its lyrics have a similar meaning.… Continue reading Rugby World Cup: Why Welsh anthem sounds familiar in Breton
How Labour swept the SNP aside… in two minutes
The Scottish by-election held in Rutherglen and Hamilton West has seen the Labour Party emerge victorious, having gained twice as many votes as its nearest rival, the SNP. The new MP elected to represent the constituency is Michael Shanks, a modern studies teacher and keen athlete. The by-election was called following the departure of Margaret… Continue reading How Labour swept the SNP aside… in two minutes
Scuba announces ‘Digital Underground’ mixtape, shares single ‘Move Like Shadows’
Scuba, the British techno producer, has previewed ‘Move Like Shadows,’ a track from his upcoming mixtape ‘Digital Underground.’ This mixtape will commemorate the 20th anniversary of his London-based label, Hotflush Recordings. The mixtape is a conglomeration of Scuba’s vinyl-only series ‘Hardcore Heaven’ in which he covers early acid house and hardcore sounds. The mixtape also… Continue reading Scuba announces ‘Digital Underground’ mixtape, shares single ‘Move Like Shadows’
Gripper shares new LP, ‘Ondas Horizontales’, under Tambores En Benirras alias
Gripper, a producer and selector, has shared his latest record under his alias, Tambores En Benirras. The album, ‘Ondas Horizontales’, was released through NuNorthern Soul and reflects Gripper’s personal experience with his visual impairment. Following the release of his ‘Orbe Dotado’ album, Gripper lost more of his sight and became registered as blind. This influenced… Continue reading Gripper shares new LP, ‘Ondas Horizontales’, under Tambores En Benirras alias
Dundee v Ross County & Elgin v Stenhousemuir off
Dundee and Ross County’s Scottish Premiership game along with Elgin City versus Stenhousemuir in League 2 got postponed due to waterlogged pitches. Meanwhile, Dunfermline Athletic will play against Arbroath in the Championship and Bonnyrigg Rose play East Fife in League 2, which are uncertain, with checks scheduled at 11:00 BST. Scotland has weather warnings for rain… Continue reading Dundee v Ross County & Elgin v Stenhousemuir off
Blind woman with ill baby denied access to London hospital
A woman who is blind claims that she was denied access to a hospital in West London when she attempted to bring her sick baby inside with her guide dog. Dr. Amy Kavanagh, a historian and activist, had accompanied her baby to the West Middlesex University Hospital. When she and her partner arrived at the… Continue reading Blind woman with ill baby denied access to London hospital
Watch: Where will get hot weather this weekend?
This weekend and the beginning of next week will bring a wave of relief for parts of England and Wales as temperatures are anticipated to rise as rainfall clears up. Meanwhile, Scotland is forecasted to experience a cooler climate with torrential rain expected to be between 100-150ml. Authorities have urged caution due to the likelihood… Continue reading Watch: Where will get hot weather this weekend?
How is the ADHD medication shortage in the UK affecting people?
A national shortage of medication for ADHD patients in the UK has left many struggling to access the drugs. Compounding the issue, the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has blamed “increased global demand and manufacturing issues” for the lack of supply. The development comes amid a heightened awareness of the condition and a… Continue reading How is the ADHD medication shortage in the UK affecting people?