Railway station to become a 'canvas' for artwork
Manchester’s busy commuter railway station is to double as a creative arts workshop. Source link
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What are the cables linking England to New York?
What are the undersea data cables the UK depends on and are the subject of recent spying claims? Source link
Online abuse is putting young people off politics
A youth parliamentary committee warns online abuse is impacting attitudes towards Manx politics. Source link
'School breakfast club has best toast in the world'
Up to 120 pupils go to the free club at Lawley Primary and say it helps get them ready to learn. Source link
Rising fuel costs puts strain on transport charity
A charity in Gloucestershire says it will have to find an extra £20k to cover increased fuel costs. Source link
Premier League title race: Manchester City have psychological edge over Arsenal, says Wayne Rooney
Former England captain Wayne Rooney says Manchester City “will have the edge” psychologically in the Premier League title race. Leaders Arsenal, who are nine points clear having played two games more, travel to Etihad Stadium on Sunday (16:30 BST). Speaking on The Wayne Rooney Show, he said City “know how to win the title” and…
The 15-minute CPR course that could save lives
The former Bolton and England manager says the skills could prove lifesaving. Source link
UK could adopt EU single market rules under new legislation
Sir Keir Starmer is planning a law which will mean that the UK government can adopt EU single market rules, without them being voted on in Parliament. Source link
Rory McIlroy: Back-to-back Masters champion wants more majors as European record nears
To win last year, McIlroy needed to beat Justin Rose – who finished tied third on Sunday having led by two at the turn – in a sudden death play-off after bogeying the 72nd hole. And he did not make it much easier for himself this time around. Having scorched the field to take a…
Viktor Orbán's Hungarian experiment runs out of steam
Péter Magyar’s historic win offers peace for a country exhausted by the tensions of Viktor Orbán’s rule, Nick Thorpe reports from Budapest. Source link