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I'm going to miss her terribly. i can hear that. i'm going to miss her terribly. i can hearthat. ian, incredible broadcaster as well. thank you forjoining us. janice long who has died and her friend long who has died and herfriend ian mcnabb paying tribute to her. now on bbc news it is time for year in review. there's never been a sporting year quite like 2021. it would, though, take a little time for the volume to be turned up. like everything else, it had to wait. as the year began, the backing track was the sound of silence. fans were still some way behind. covid's cancellations and chaos c...

Now an bbc news review 2021 the year in sport. 0ur sports presenter adam wilde takes a close look at the highs and lows of a memorable year. there's never been a sporting year quite like 2021. it would, though, take a little time for the volume to be turned up. like everything else, it had to wait. as the year began, the backing track was the sound of silence. fans were still some way behind. covid's cancellations and chaos continued, the pandemic still providing all the background noise. the empty stadia, a stark, constant reminder that no amount of fake sounds or even fake

When the year began, the backing track was the sound of silence. fans were still some way behind. covid's cancellations and chaos continued, the pandemic still providing all the background noise. the empty stadia, a stark, constant reminder that no amount of fake sounds or even fake crowds could drown out. that was over here. over there, well, this was how the world's best tennis players were preparing for one of the first major sporting events of the year, the australian open. strict total quarantine divided opinion. strict hotel quarantine divided opinion. novak djokovic became the men's cha...

Falmouth creative Brian Engles, who releases original music under the name Racing Days, will be playing a solo set at Coffee Obsession’s new customer seating space at 104 Palmer Avenue

NORTH EAST — As COVID restrictions fade away, and the world returns to normalcy, the Milburn Stone Theatre’s musical “Songs for a New World,” by Jason Robert Brown, offers a chance to reflect on the past year, with hope in mind. “I think that after a year of so much turmoil, seeing that there’s a light at the end of the tunnel is really hopeful,” said director William Bryant. “I hope that (Songs for a New World) can show some people that we can come out of it better than before.” The piece, available for 48 hour rental until May 31, is a series of ...