The ‘weird signs’ that led Chadwick Boseman to Wakanda
Getty Images The man who first told Chadwick Boseman he would play the role of Black Panther – before Boseman even knew the film would…
The Greenpeace activists who risked jail to destroy a field of maize
PA Media/Greenpeace Greenpeace protesters destroy a field of GM crops at Lyng, Norfolk on 26 July 1999 Exactly 20 years ago, 28 Greenpeace activists were…
Nick Cushing: Outgoing Manchester City Women boss on New York and his legacy
After winning six trophies in six years as Manchester City boss, Nick Cushing will take charge of the Women’s Super League leaders for the final…
Irish vet’s English fails Australian computer visa test
Getty Images Louise Kennedy, a vet working in Queensland, applied for an Australian permanent residency visa An Irish vet with two university degrees has been…
Isle of Man tech festival inspires girls to be scientists of tomorrow
STEMFest More than 100 girls attended the STEMFest at a Manx school More than 100 Manx brownies learned about coding, policing and engineering at an…
I owe my career to Jamal Edwards
SBTV / YouTube Jamal Edwards gave Ed Sheeran his first big break 12 years ago Pop singer Ed Sheeran has paid tribute to Jamal Edwards,…
Body scanners to screen London commuters for weapons
Thruvision The scanners reveal hidden objects that block body heat Body scanners used to screen passengers for hidden explosives and weapons are being used for…
Jasleen Kaur wins with artwork showcasing Scottish Sikh community
Jasleen Kaur – an artist whose latest exhibition uses a vintage Ford Escort, worship bells and Irn-Bru to celebrate the Scottish Sikh community – has…
NI hotels and bars could reopen in early July
PA Media The plan could see pubs, along with hotels and cafes, open sooner than originally anticipated Hotels, bars and cafes could reopen on 3…
Swansea ABMU doctors treat hundreds of Syrian refugees
Zubair Wani and Haroon Ali set up a clinic in the Adana camp. Footage by Rosie-Lyse Thompson. Two doctors from Swansea have helped treat hundreds…