You may have heard about the new Conservative Party plans for the education system, which include a proposal to get more pupils through “harder A-levels” – maths and physics. As someone who is about to start A-level courses, this is… Continue reading
After getting back from Greece last week, I found out that Radio 2’s Malcolm Laycock has left the station after 14 years of presenting his “Sunday Night at 10” programme, following a row over music content in the show.
A cat-themed post today, in response to the story that cats can ‘exploit’ humans by purring! The discovery was made by researchers at the University of Sussex. They have found that cats use their ‘soliciting purr’ to overpower their owners… Continue reading
Like many other thousands of people accross the United Kingdom, I have spent 1 hour of the last 5 nights sat infront of BBC 1 to watch the latest Torchwood series. This time, there were 5 parts which made up… Continue reading
Celebrities and news-makers are grilled by Matthew Stadlen in exactley five minutes in a series for the BBC News website. This week, broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan talks to Matt about the banking chrisis and why he still loves doing his… Continue reading
You may remember I wrote a post last week about rumoured changes for BBC Radio 2, and now I have received more information which answers some of my questions.
As some of my readers will know, I am a member of a number of media related websites such as the R2OK! forums and Digital Spy. There have been rumours in the last few hours about some possible changes going… Continue reading
There are a lot of broadcasters who have shaped my broadcasting style… and you can read about them on my ‘Thank-You‘ page.
I’ve just been looking on the BBC News website and found some very interesting news. The BBC has learnt that the number of fake £ coins in circulation may be as high as 1 in 20.
Passengers flying into Heathrow Airport in fog or poor visibility will be guided in using a new microwave based system.