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Eric dozens of protesters being arrested as police empty another israeli encampment this is at the Art Institute of chicago. These loud rallies and disruptions are showing no sign of slowing down colleges and universities working to try to fortify security measures because it is time for Graduation Ceremonies as these disruptors that some say are pro hamas threaten to disrupt even more events. Take a look. This is yesterday protesters interrupting the Commencement Ceremony at the university of m...

Annie Nightingale is to be posthumously honoured with the Pioneer Award at The Radio Academy ARIAS 2024.The event takes place on Tuesday 7th May at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane.Joining hosts Romesh Ranganathan and Alice Levine will be a mix of a

Powys teacher Jon Doolan has revealed the funny people - and their jokes - he encountered on a "joke relay" across the UK.

The shortlist for the Audio and Radio Industry Awards has been revealed with 80 nominations for the BBC.Commercial Radio accounted for approximately 50 nominations spread out over 18 radio stations, whilst podcasting got around 40 mentions on the sho

Best podcasts of 2023 including podcasts about haunted houses, hip hop, politics, Israel and Gaza, globetrotters, Disney, and Paul McCartney

The new Ken Bruce eases in nervously; Rylan is a Radio 4 natural; and the treatment of the UK’s most vulnerable children makes for a shocking listen

This week's Social work recap explores the vilification of social workers and the PM's "misrepresentative" comments on social work.

I lost my job and was vilified in the media. Social workers must stand up against baseless accusations, says former director of education and children’s social care Sharon Shoesmith

Terri White’s new BBC series examines the impact of lockdowns on the children told to “stay at home”, when home was not safe.

Terri White's BBC podcast searches for solutions, while The Spectator covers similar ground with great interviews but unconvincing theory