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The 57th Academy of Country Music Awards co-host reflects on his career, hosting the program, and being on that stage would mean to his late father.

The 57th Academy of Country Music Awards co-host reflects on his career, hosting the program, and being on that stage would mean to his late father.

The city is looking to sever its ties to its Russian sister city Krasnodar amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine by the Asian superpower.

A PAEDOPHILE drama teacher sent sexually explicit messages to a 14-year-old pupil he met during rehearsals for a school play.

Readers discuss the pandemic, including workers returning to the CBD and whether schoolchildren should have to wear masks.

The history of the movement, as told in Maia Szalavitz’s recent book, is one of unlikely success. But what about failed experiments like prescribed heroin?

<strong>Other lives</strong>: Project manager in Ethiopia for the BBC’s development charity, World Media Action

History Sandwiched In: Seneca Nation Foodways From maple syrup to the Three Sisters, foods developed by the Seneca people of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) play a role in many American dishes. Presenter John Marks will explore the history of these foods, looking at the details of hunting and gathering based on written accounts and archeology from the Geneva area.

How many of these news making events do you remember, and where were you when you heard the news?

Bach Suites for Solo Cello with Nathaniel Rosen