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Steve Wright had plans to ‘start new BBC show’ before tragic death | Culture
Veteran radio presenter Steve Wright had plans to “start a new BBC radio show” before his tragic death, his friend and colleague has revealed. The long-time BBC Radio DJ died at the age of 69, his family confirmed on Tuesday. His cause of death has not yet been announced. RadioContinue Reading
Innovate UK supports breast cancer survivors meals with £500k grant
Innovate UK has supported the scientific development of meals designed specifically for breast cancer survivors with a near £500k grant. One-in-seven women across the UK will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, with many feeling a sense of ‘abandonment’ once their treatment ends, making this a difficult and emotional time. FieldContinue Reading
Bernie Ecclestone blasts Christian Horner claims as investigation still ongoing
Bernie Ecclestone has lashed out at claims he told Christian Horner to step down from his position as Red Bull boss. The team principal’s future hangs in the balance due to an ongoing investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour, which Horner himself denies. Horner reportedly faced eight hours of questioningContinue Reading
Gary Anderson misses three nine-darters in one day but still wins darts title
Gary Anderson produced some of the finest darts of his career on his way to winning the Players Championship 2 in Wigan on Tuesday evening. The Flying Scotsman was incredibly one shot away from a nine-dart finish on three separate occasions and recorded a career-best average as he opened hisContinue Reading
How to navigate a parent’s cancer diagnosis – like Princes William and Harry will now have to do
King Charles’ cancer diagnosis means the royal family has joined the approximately 3 million families in the UK affected by the disease. His family has already gathered around in support. William, Prince of Wales, has taken over some public duties for his father. And younger son Harry, who lives inContinue Reading
The New York Times’ AI copyright lawsuit shows that forgiveness might not be better than permission
pio3 / Shutterstock The New York Times’ (NYT) legal proceedings against OpenAI and Microsoft has opened a new frontier in the ongoing legal challenges brought on by the use of copyrighted data to “train”, or improve generative AI. There are already a variety of lawsuits against AI companies, including oneContinue Reading
Buying vs. Renting in Austria
Austria is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. Thanks to its rich history, Austria offers some of the most iconic architecture that Vienna and Salzburg residents enjoy daily. Those who want to be a part of the Austrian community to avail themselves of its benefits, such as aContinue Reading
Hull City star Philogene denied Puskas-worthy goal as rabona goes down as OG
Hull City star Jaden Philogene appears to have been denied a Puskas-worthy goal due to a minor deflection. The touch from a Rotherham defender means his sensational solo goal will officially be ruled as an own goal. The winger found the back of the net from an acute angle withContinue Reading
Sara Cox leads tributes to Steve Wright with emotional message on BBC Radio 2
Cox told listeners during her slot on BBC Radio 2 that her fellow DJs were ‘absolutely shattered’.Continue Reading
Darts star Radek Szaganski who beat Luke Littler is a bus driver in Ireland
Luke Littler’s hopes of winning a second Players Championship event in as many days were ended in the second round of the competition by Radek Szaganski. The teenage sensation impressed on his PDC Pro Tour debut on Monday, clinching the title in emphatic style but he was stopped by SzaganskiContinue Reading