Yearly Archives: 2025

Inca Babies: Reincarnation – album review

Inca Babies: Reincarnation – album review

Inca Babies: Reincarnation (Black Lagoon Records)CD | DLRel Date: 28th November 2025 Inca Babies initially crawled from the Hulme Crescents some 42 years ago – their snarling debut single, The Interior was released via the bands own Black Lagoon Records, and now four decades later the label has offered up Reincanation an album that is described as a collection of select Inca Babies tracks, re-recorded, re-invented and reincarnated for 2025. With nine albums to select from its fair…

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Major fire puts Hong Kong on highest alert as firefighters tackle blaze | Newsfeed

NewsFeedFirefighters are trying to tackle a major fire that has engulfed a residential tower complex, killing several people and possibly trapping others inside. Reporter Laura Westbrook is outside the tower where residents can only watch on.Published On 26 Nov 202526 Nov 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2Share Source link

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Derek Adams: Plymouth Argyle ‘will strengthen in January transfer window’ says director of football

Derek Adams: Plymouth Argyle ‘will strengthen in January transfer window’ says director of football

Argyle climbed off the bottom of League One on Saturday after winning 1-0 at fellow strugglers Port Vale, ending a six-game losing run in all competitions.The injury-hit club hope the result can be the catalyst to turn their fortunes around.Adams said that while he will lead the football operation, any transfers will only happen if head coach Tom Cleverley feels they will strengthen the squad. "I'm in charge of the football business from the point of view that…

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McLaren, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri – the rules, value, incidents and relationships

McLaren, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri – the rules, value, incidents and relationships

A small group of senior figures at McLaren discuss with the drivers how they are going to approach their racing. They review what happened after each grand prix, and apply the lessons for the following race.This happens in formal meetings, more informal conversations and ad hoc.And they keep building on that process, over and over again.This is all well and good in theory, but it's only sustainable in practice if everyone sticks to the principles when problems arise,…

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Pedestrian seriously injured in collision with car in Beer, Devon

Pedestrian seriously injured in collision with car in Beer, Devon

A woman has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car. Devon and Cornwall Police said it was called to Common Lane in Beer, Devon, at 16:55 GMT on Tuesday following a collision involving a pedestrian and a Renault Kangoo.The force said the injured woman was in her 80s and from Beer.Police have asked for witnesses or those with relevant dashcam footage to get in touch. Source link

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Homes could be built on former Exeter golf course

Homes could be built on former Exeter golf course

Plans to build 54 houses on an old golf driving range could be approved if developers pledge money to local health services and to make 19 of the properties affordable.Developers plan to build on the former Topsham Golf Academy field off Exeter Road.Heritage Developments would be given a deadline as early as June next year for the conditions to be carried out - other requirements include managing open spaces and providing a children's play area.Exeter City Council officers…

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Degree apprenticeships at Exeter win two Tech South West Awards

The University of Exeter won in the ‘Commitment to Diversity’ and ‘Supporting Talent’ categories for its degree apprenticeship programmes at last week’s Tech South West Awards. Exeter was singled-out by judges at a glittering awards ceremony at Sandy Park for using degree apprenticeships to create a “truly impactful talent pipeline bridging academia and industry, filling skills gaps while widening participation”. Exeter was also praised for its “clear commitment to diversifying the tech sector with impressive impact for employers…

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‘Stonehenge tunnel’ and ‘music festival error’

‘Stonehenge tunnel’ and ‘music festival error’

National HighwaysThe Stonehenge tunnel scheme was scrapped last year Here's our daily pick of stories from across local websites in the West of England, and interesting content from social media.Our pick of local website storiesA Wiltshire MP has slammed the government's proposal to revoke planning consent for a road tunnel near Stonehenge, reports the Salisbury Journal. The controversial scheme was given planning permission in 2023 but was scrapped last year. The search is on for a new developer…

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Spotting Pi the whale ‘more exciting than Christmas’ in Isles of Scilly

Spotting Pi the whale ‘more exciting than Christmas’ in Isles of Scilly

A humpback whale called Pi is thrilling locals on the Isles of Scilly who see its annual visit as a winter highlight. For islanders, spotting Pi has become a tradition, and this year photographer Inga Drazniece captured the moment on camera."I need to pinch myself sometimes still," said Inga, who works at a jewellers and spends her free time photographing the islands' wildlife. "Everyone's getting really excited. It's more exciting than Christmas, at least for me."The Isles of…

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Dominic Johnson-Fisher: Truro City striker injury not as bad as feared

Dominic Johnson-Fisher: Truro City striker injury not as bad as feared

Meanwhile, Truro suffered their first loss in the National League Cup as a strong Hammers side proved too much for City.The Tinners made a number of changes with the likes of Aiden Marsh, Billy Palfrey and Jake Taylor getting valuable minutes.George Earthy - who spent last season on loan at Championship club Bristol City and has played four first-team games for West Ham - gave his side a 15th-minute lead.Northern Ireland striker Callum Marshall made it 2-0 nine…

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‘Chronically depleted’ Torquay United hit back to beat Worthing 3-2

‘Chronically depleted’ Torquay United hit back to beat Worthing 3-2

Torquay United manager Paul Wotton says he will have to bolster his depleted squad after they came back from 2-0 down to beat Worthing 3-2.The victory moved the Gulls up to third in National League South, leapfrogging Worthing who drop to fifth. But Dan Hayfield, Louis Dennis and Dylan Morgan sustained injuries that might add them to Wotton's list of absentees, including suspended duo Matt Worthington and Callum Dolan."I'm not sure what we're going to do to be…

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