Month: September 2017

Manchester International ArenaFrom heartbreakingly beautiful to barely contained chaos, the band deliver a surprisingly uplifting arena gigThe moment Nick Cave walks onto the Manchester Arena stage, before a note of music is played, a gruff male voice from the crowd bellows “I LOVE YOU!” The singer nods. “I’m glad we’ve Read more…

Angela Rayner expected to announce ten principles for guaranteeing lifelong learning Via: Labour to outline plans for National Education Service and 'cradle to grave' learning

With Romelu Lukaku and Álvaro Morata blazing attacking trails since their spotlight Premier League moves, Alexandre Lacazette perhaps would have felt the burn of expectation when he stood over the ball contemplating how he should strike a penalty that seemed like it would be decisive. With Arsenal leading 1-0 against Read more…

Put children's interests ahead of corporate rugby unions', urge researchers Via: Academics call for tackles and scrums to be banned from school rugby games

Labour warns 10,000 patients could be waiting too long in A&E departments every day without urgent investment Via: NHS hospitals need £500m bailout to cope with coming winter crisis with thousands of patients at risk, says Labour

Carbon emissions pushed to lowest level yet as first subsidy-free large solar power project opens in the UKThe UK has set a new landmark for clean energy after the National Grid announced that the electricity powering the UK’s homes and businesses this summer was the greenest ever.The record comes as Read more…