Kane Kramer News Today

Kane Kramer, 67, is an inventor and businessman who found fame in 1979 when he invented the world’s first digital audio player (IXI), for which he filed for a UK patent in 1981 and US patent in 1987.

The Environment Agency and the owner of a former flour mill site say they are tackling the spillage.

Musicians and filmmakers have a long history if inventing and protecting devices to help them in their craft, explains Marisol Cardoso of Inventa.

A large part of the reward from achieving something truly astounding is the plaudits from peers and the public. However, many achievements have either

As Apple's music player turns 20, we take a look back at all 32 models and how the iPod brand has influenced digital music.

You may also want to watch: Kenny Arnold, owner of Kenny Arnold Hairdressing, is also founder of Stevenage People for People – a community group which helps support people who are struggling. He and his team of volunteers have supported food banks, day centres, schools and individuals.  Former MP for Hitchin and Stevenage Shirley Williams was made Baroness Williams of Crosby in 1993. She is pictured here after being awarded the Companies of Honour for services of political and public life ...