After a hugely successful five-star-rated run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2018 and a sell-out 2019 UK tour, Gyles Brandreth is taking his one-man show, Break A Leg!, back on the road and to a whole host of new venues across the UK from
Pregnant women are being urged by doctors to get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) as their babies could go blind if the infection passes on to them. If left untreated, STIs such as gonorrhoea and chlamydia can be passed on from mothers to their
With a heatwave on the way in April, now is the time to book one of London’s most unique days out, on a Skuna BBQ Boat, where you can enjoy a BBQ with a view as you sail around the historic West India Quay Dock
The iconic Red Arrows will thunder through the skies above Southport later this year in their first full appearance at the Southport Air Show in seven years! Sefton Council is delighted to confirm the Red Arrows, Typhoon, Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and more will
The Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has criticised fuel retailers who keep petrol and diesel prices high when oil prices fall back for acting in a manner which is “really bad and wrong”. Talking exclusively to GB News, Rt Hon Kwasi
A team of researchers from Kings College London have used virtual reality scenarios (VR) to help NHS employees understand the impact of discrimination on their colleagues. Despite being the largest employer of ethnic minority staff in the UK, staff from BAME backgrounds experience greater levels
Shopping for sustainable and ethically hand-made children’s clothes? Created during lockdown by London-based friends Corrine Amos and Kishana Quallo, CoCo & KiKi is a new sustainable children’s clothing brand that officially launched this month with the aim of making giving back easier. CoCo & KiKi
Greene King, the UK’s leading pub company and brewer, has announced that its social mobility scheme, Releasing Potential, has helped 100 prison leavers to find employment. First launched in 2019, the scheme is designed to give prison leavers a chance to start over with a
Photographer Olga Karlovac returns to London at the invitation of the Embassy of Croatia. Shot in stark black and white, often through windows or in slow motion, her photographs take us on a poetic journey and evoke a sense of mystery not found in glossy
THE Government’s Online Safety Bill could leave adult web surfers open to blackmail, an expert has warned. Matthew Lesh, head of public policy at the Institute for Economic Affairs, said that features designed to protect people might backfire. He told GB News: “[There are] so