Hospital colleagues take to the saddle in memory of highly-regarded consultant.

A two week celebration of theatre will highlight the best of West Midlands’ creativity this March.

Richard Lutz explores 2,000 years of history in the Cotswolds.

West Midlands leads UK’s COVID recovery with record visitor numbers.

Green Recovery Challenge Fund grant safeguards jobs and enables progress in biodiversity.

Digital platform leads to 18,000 sports qualifications during lockdown.

John West writes more on the failure of Birmingham’s burghers to capitalise on the potential of a Midlands film industry.

From Sir Howard’s hot desk at the La Hula 69 Bar in Las Vegas

Enjoy exclusive events, festivals and destinations ‘Only Here’ during summer and autumn.

More people than ever before choose West Midlands in 2023.

Richard Lutz travelled to Mirpur to find the home of the balti.

Autin Dance Theatre presents Light Up Fest.

Hire bikes now available throughout the city centre.

Looking for someone with experience automating business processes with tools like PowerAutomate, VBA and Powershell. Detailed posting here.

Summer may be winding down a bit, but the summer movie season is still going! WEMU's David Fair meets up again with Marquee Arts executive director Russ Collins to chat about the latest films and special screenings coming to a theater near you! Plus, the Michigan Theater is hosting not one, but two huge high school reunions!

Although New Zealand is about as far — in miles, at least — as you can get from Minneapolis, protests have erupted there over the killing of George Floyd. The Indigenous Maori people in particular have pushed back against police use of force, which disproportionately affects them. At first glance, the context seems quite different. New Zealand police don't usually carry firearms. The reason goes back to the 19th century British aversion to creating a police force too much like a military. In general, if New Zealand police officers need to use a gun, there is one in a lockbox in their car that they can use with a supervisor's permission. But after a white nationalist gunned down 51 people in two mosques last March in Christchurch, New Zealand's police introduced a pilot program to send heavily armed police teams on patrol in three communities. One of these communities was around Christchurch. The other two were far away in counties near the city of Auckland. The police said it would

Prairie strips in fields of corn or soybeans can protect the soil and allow wildlife to flourish. This strip was established in a field near Traer, Iowa, in 2015. Omar de Kok-Mercado, Iowa State University Lisa Schulte Moore loves nature. To stand in an old-growth forest, she says, "I can only describe it as healing." When she moved to Iowa to teach ecology at Iowa State University, she didn't get that same feeling when she found herself amid acres of corn. She wasn't hearing birds or seeing many bugs. "All I can hear are the leaves of the rustling corn," she says. "Not one biological noise. You know, they call it the green desert." This is, in fact, the central environmental problem with agriculture. This year, corn and soybeans cover an area of the United States equal in size to all the East Coast states from New York to Georgia. It has displaced wildlife and left the soil more vulnerable to water and wind erosion. But Schulte Moore says that it doesn't have to be a green desert. She

My spouse and I recently moved into a lovely big ole house in Amersfoort. We really enjoyed meeting those of you who came to the last meetup (June 2022), and would like to invite you to come join us for a hangout at our new place.

I'm thinking something like this: - A Saturday afternoon / evening in July or August - Food and drink - Patio games, video games setup for folks (we love a structured hangout or activities to have on-hand) thoughts?

Since the coronavirus pandemic battered China's economy, tens of millions of urban and factory jobs have evaporated. Some workers and business owners have banded together to pressure companies or local governments for subsidies and payouts. But many of the newly unemployed have instead returned to their rural villages. China's vast countryside now serves as an unemployment sponge, soaking up floating migrant workers in temporary agricultural work on small family plots. "Say a factory used to hire 1,000 temporary workers; now, without new orders, these business owners can't afford to hire this many people," Yan Xiyun, a labor intermediary, told NPR. "The factory I usually go to in previous years could easily hire 2,000 people. Now there is scarcely anyone [on the factory floor]." Ten years ago, Yan left her own village near the small city of Zhumadian in Henan province for the first time and joined the migrant workforce. Now, she's a headhunter working on commission, placing thousands

Today, we hear from young Native Americans on what the land back movement means to them. Then, a Coast Miwok family advocates for the native people of Tomales Bay.

Panelistas lamentaron el atentado terrorista y reprocharon la violencia, peor resaltan que algo está fallando en la inteligencia militar y en la capacidad de garantizar seguridad.

Panelistas analizaron la respuesta del presidente Petro a la ponencia del CNE que formula cargos al mandatario y miembros de su campaña a la presidencia en 2022.

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Mike Monteiro returns to the show to talk about the Capitol insurrection and riot, Twitter and Facebook permanently banning Donald Trump, the shutdown of Parler, the fate of liberal democracy, and Mike’s new book, “The Collected Angers”.

Special guest David Smith returns to the show to talk about Apple Watch Series 7 and the state of WatchOS, Apple suing NSO Group, and more.

La Luciérnaga se enciende para hablar del exsenador Iván Moreno Rojas, autor de los delitos de concierto para delinquir agravado y enriquecimiento ilícito de particular. Le dieron nueve meses y cinco días de prisión. Además, hay una buena noticia, el Gobierno abrió una convocatoria para un cargo bastante importante. Y por último, se podría estar hablando de recesión economía en Colombia debido a la disminución de la actividad económica. La Luciérnaga, un espacio de humor y opinión de Caracol Radio que acompaña desde hace más de 30 años a sus oyentes en el regreso a casa.

Escuche el programa de este miércoles 2 de octubre. La Luciérnaga, un espacio de humor y opinión de Caracol Radio que desde hace 31 años acompaña a sus oyentes en su regreso casa.

La exsecretaria de Salud de Cali y ahora precandidata a la Alcaldía de Cali habló sobre su campaña en Caracol Radio.

La senadora Paloma Valencia, el representante Heráclito Landinez y la directora de la Escuela de Gobierno de la Universidad de Los Andes, Paca Zuleta analizaron el pliego de cargos contra la campaña y la reacción del presidente