True Crime: Cold Cases: The Murder of Lindsay Rimer

Why is physical media still so popular?

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Why is old-school tech still so popular?

Sunderland’s Great British Spring Clean Up

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Sunderland is actively participating in the Great British Spring Clean, a nationwide initiative aimed at tidying up local environments

Newcastle Welfare Cuts Rally

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Rachel Reeves has been warned that swingeing benefit cuts pose a severe threat to the lives and livelihoods of disabled people in the North East. Dozens of protesters gathered around Grey’s Monument in Newcastle city centre.

Morrisons closures spark local concern in Birmingham

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Stirchley residents share their thoughts on the closure of the Morrisons café, as the supermarket streamlines services across the UK. With Birmingham seeing several branches affected, the changes raise wider questions about job losses, community spaces, and the future of supermarkets.

Do Londoners still have faith in the Police?

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What do Londoners think of the Met.

London: Why are retro items like vinyl making such a comeback?

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We ask Londoners for their thoughts.

Why old-school tech still matters in a digital world

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From cameras to vinyl records, analogue tech is still loved by many. We ask locals why they think these old-school items still have value in our digital-first society.

True Crime: Glasgow’s teenage con artist

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We revisited the store of Elliot Castro, a Glaswegian who began fraudulently obtaining credit at the age of 16 while working at a call centre, stealing more than £2 million before being sent to prison and turning his life around. Here’s a summary of our investigation.

Bristol World Discuss: What is on in the city this week?

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As ever there is loads to do in the city of Bristol this week! From water sports to theatre, film to food there is a lot going on.

Resurgence of Retro: Are more people collecting physical media?

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Recently, industry body, the British Phonographic Institute, announced that the volume of physical sales showed vinyl records to be up by 9%. This tracks a progressive increase in vinyl sales across the last few years. Photography has joined this movement too.