Think lambrusco is too sweet? Have another taste … Dry, red, pink, white … this Italian fizzy wine comes in varieties to suit every palate The Guardian - UK · Sep 25, 2025
Monastic music that survived Henry VIII’s dissolution brought back to life Buckland Abbey recreates music telling of medieval life in extraordinary discovery The Guardian - UK · Aug 16, 2025
This hidden corner of Edinburgh has pretty bakeries, independent book stores and some of the hottest restaurants in the city Just a mile downhill along the cobbled roads from the city's main attractions is Stockbridge, which has quietly been having a glow up. Emma Henderson visits the bars, pubs, independent shops, green spaces and some of the newest culinary offerings to discover why it’s worth wandering over The Independent UK · Aug 4, 2025
Shoemaker Clarks is turning 200. Its Quaker roots made it a pioneer of ethical business For many, the Clarks brand is a byword for sturdy school shoes and functional footwear for those of more mature years. The manufacturing and retailing company was set up two centuries ago in Somerset, England, in the shadows of Glastonbury Tor, by brothers Cyrus and James Clark. In 2025, it… The Conversation · Jun 9, 2025
From blank canvas to nature-friendly oasis – this multi-faceted garden is truly thriving How garden was transformed into a stunning space packed with plants, flowers, trees and more... Ideal Home · May 3, 2025
29 People Share The Biggest Culture Shocks They’ve Ever Experienced Abroad Different cultures have different ways of communicating and doing things. In some cases, they can be quirky but amusing, others can be much more nuanced. The post 29 People Share The Biggest Culture Shocks They’ve Ever Experienced Abroad first appeared on Bored Panda. Bored Panda · Mar 28, 2025
‘We don’t know what’s going on any more’: how Australia lost its rural newspapers The Country Press Association says up to 50 regional newspapers could close when Facebook funding agreements begin to lapse later this year The Guardian - AU · Jun 29, 2024
Tory fury as Sunak allies 'parachuted' into winnable seats Exclusive: Both the Tories and Labour leaderships stand accused of ‘rigging’ safe seat selections for their friends and allies The Independent UK · May 30, 2024
US election workers face thousands of threats – so why so few prosecutions? The justice department has a dedicated taskforce to tackle a phenomenon that barely existed before Trump unleashed his 2020 stolen election lie The Guardian - US · Mar 31, 2024
Man who sent bomb threat to Arizona election officials jailed for 42 months James Clark, 38, gets prison time and three years on probation as judge says he inflicted trauma on government employees The Guardian - US · Mar 13, 2024
Keats scholar finds that Roman police investigated poet before death Official records show that the English poet’s landlady alerted Rome’s authorities to the 25-year-old’s illness months before he died from tuberculosis The Guardian - UK · Dec 6, 2023
The London Snow Show: why not-so-new is this season’s hottest trend on the slopes The latest winter gear and clothing is not only increasingly innovative, it’s also sustainable Evening Standard · Oct 19, 2023
Police found £82k in cash and signed Mike Tyson boxing glove after stopping van on Lanarkshire motorway Van driver Ronald Appleby, 60, who claimed to know nothing about the money, walked free from Airdrie Sheriff Court with a 12-month supervision order. Daily Record · Jul 7, 2023
Weeping woman advised to 'kick out' criminal partner if he starts again James Clark smashed into a vehicle after police tried to pull him over Nottingham Post · Jun 26, 2023
Daily Record · Jun 9, 2023 Serial sex attacker who preyed on lone women with phone camera ruse escapes jail term Mirza Mohammad Saeed, who targeted victims near Edinburgh’s Union Canal, was put on sex offenders register for five years.
Fortune · May 16, 2023 After remote work, AI could be the next tool for employees to do multiple jobs Workers who have used remote work's flexibility to 'overemploy' themselves are turning to AI for even more side-hustles.
Birmingham Post · Apr 28, 2023 East Midlands jobs news from Toyota, Star Trust, Collis, Access Group, WBR Group, Fisher German and more Appointments and promotions include new head of PR at car giant and chief marketing officer at global software group
Pedestrian.tv · Apr 14, 2023 WTF: Centrelink Can Ask Cops To Snoop In Your Phone If It Thinks You’re Lying About Eligibility In some cases it can even ask police to crack your passwords.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 13, 2023 ‘We need to break down their power’: why Australian music is facing an ‘existential threat’ It’s becoming harder for local artists to find an audience, raising urgent questions for the industry – and for the culture
Newcastle Herald · Apr 10, 2023 PRD Newcastle plays catch-up with how it uses clients' personal data PRD Presence customers' personal information can now be shared more widely.
Edinburgh Live · Apr 4, 2023 Body discovered during search for missing 86-year-old West Lothian man While formal identification is still to take place, the family of missing 86-year-old James Clark have been made aware.
Daily Record · Apr 4, 2023 Body discovered during search for missing Lanarkshire care home resident While formal identification is still to take place, the family of missing 86-year-old James Clark have been made aware.
Daily Record · Apr 3, 2023 Body discovered during search for missing 86-year-old Scots care home resident While formal identification is still to take place, the family of missing 86-year-old James Clark have been made aware.
Glasgow Live · Apr 3, 2023 Body found in search for missing Lanarkshire pensioner James Clark James Clark disappeared after leaving his care home on Saturday and had not been seen since. There are no apparent suspicious circumstances and a report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal.
Daily Record · Apr 2, 2023 Police in Lanarkshire issue urgent appeal to trace 86-year-old missing man James Clark left the Orchard House Care Home in Waygateshaw Road, Crossford, near Carluke around 6.20pm on Saturday, April 1.