A groundbreaking dating series conducted entirely in British Sign Language (BSL) is making waves by spotlighting the deaf community and promoting more inclusive storytelling. This innovative approach aims to dismantle common misunderstandings about relationships within the deaf community while celebrating BSL as both a language and cultural identity. The show, titled *Hold My Hand*, airs… Continue reading The new UK television dating show boosting deaf representation
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Can fermented food move beyond the hype?
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
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The unexpected pushback against America’s junk food culture
Recent guidance from Washington encouraging Americans to reduce their intake of ultra-processed foods mirrors the approach taken by a British general practitioner whose patients have successfully reversed type 2 diabetes through dietary changes. This unexpected alignment highlights a growing movement questioning conventional dietary norms. Earlier this year, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., serving as the US… Continue reading The unexpected pushback against America’s junk food culture
Why this weekend’s London Marathon will impact more than just knees
Evie Pickerill is best known for her work on CBeebies, where she has become a familiar face to many young families across the UK. In addition to her television presenting, she hosts her own podcast and serves as an ambassador for the charity Children with Cancer UK. Pickerill has personally witnessed the challenges faced by… Continue reading Why this weekend’s London Marathon will impact more than just knees
V&A East opens as ‘civic space’ for creativity and community
It looks like you’ve shared a snippet of HTML code that is part of a webpage containing a gallery of images from the V&A East Museum opening event in London, along with some descriptive text about the museum’s “Why We Make” galleries. The snippet includes links to images, captions, and some paragraphs discussing the museum’s… Continue reading V&A East opens as ‘civic space’ for creativity and community
Ready to take charge: three innovative types of energy storage
Energy storage plays a vital role within the UK’s electricity network, encompassing a wide range of technologies that vary significantly in size and application. From large-scale thermal storage systems filled with molten salt to innovative approaches involving liquid air, advancements in energy storage are evolving rapidly to support the growing use of renewables. Renewable sources… Continue reading Ready to take charge: three innovative types of energy storage
Canada has banned employers from ghosting job candidates
A recent legal development in Ontario, Canada, is set to transform how employers handle communication with job candidates after interviews. This new legislation mandates that companies with more than 25 employees must inform interviewees within 45 days whether they have been successful in securing the job. Failure to comply can result in fines up to… Continue reading Canada has banned employers from ghosting job candidates
What went right this week: the good news that matters
Here’s a summary of the three news items you shared: 1. **UK Electricity Demand and Incentives for Consumers** During the UK’s summer months, electricity demand decreases due to longer, sunnier days and growth in renewable energy and local generators. This frequently creates surplus electricity. The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has introduced a programme where… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
The sustainable London markets championing local makers
As spring arrives in London, the city’s markets are gearing up for a fresh and purposeful season. This weekend marks the opening of two vibrant events designed to encourage visitors to slow down, support local makers, and enjoy the urban atmosphere with a renewed focus on sustainability and community connection. One such event takes place… Continue reading The sustainable London markets championing local makers