Yearly Archives: 2025

Yndling: Time Time Time (I’m In The Palm of Your Hand)

Yndling: Time Time Time (I’m In The Palm of Your Hand)

Yndling: Time Time Time (I’m In The Palm of Your Hand) Spirit Goth Records Out Now Our Score Norwegian dream pop solo artist Yndling returns with her highly anticipated second album, Time Time Time (I’m In The Palm of Your Hand). The record marks a bold step forward, packing creative ideas, beautiful musicality, and expansive, otherworldly indie-electronic soundscapes comparable to Men I Trust, Beach House, and Portishead. As the press release describes, the album is deliberately divided into…

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Tyler Harvey: Truro City striker returns to full fitness

Tyler Harvey: Truro City striker returns to full fitness

Truro City striker Tyler Harvey could make his first start since mid-September after recovering from an ankle injury. The 30-year-old, who scored 25 goals in the Tinners' National League South title-winning campaign last season, has played just 10 times and scored twice this term.He was hampered with a groin injury in August before being hurt in the 4-0 loss at Scunthorpe United on 20 September."I would say he's probably now up to full speed," assistant manager Stewart Yetton…

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‘Shivering’ rare corncrake bird rescued on cruise ship

‘Shivering’ rare corncrake bird rescued on cruise ship

Indy Almroth-WrightSouth of EnglandCharlene HalseyThe little bird was spotted sheltering from the rain on the 16th deck of the shipA rare bird endangered across the UK has been rescued after taking shelter from heavy rain on a cruise ship. The corncrake, an RSPB red-listed bird, was spotted on the 16th deck of Sky Princess by passenger Charlene Halsey and her daughters "shivering" under the step of a hot tub as it travelled to Portland, Dorset.After regularly checking on…

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Old Hat releasing West Country underground bands on limited edition occult lathe cuts

Old Hat releasing West Country underground bands on limited edition occult lathe cuts

Old Hat releasing West Country underground bands on limited edition occult lathe cuts. In October, Old Hat Records, the home of anarcho-punk/hippy crossover band 51st State (covered by us a few times here and here) released a special collection of 3 bands, each limited to a run of 23. Pressed on whether this was the start of a series, Noah from Old Hat said “once they go it would be cool to hopefully do some further releases” so…

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Christchurch School warns parents of anti-social behaviour

Christchurch School warns parents of anti-social behaviour

A school has warned parents about a group of young people causing disruption, threatening members of the public and allegations of dealing drugs.Twynham School in Christchurch, Dorset, is encouraging parents to "keep a close eye for any changes in behaviour or routine" in their children.The individuals gathering outside the school are not students and have been seen wearing hoods and facemasks, the school said.Dorset Police said it was aware of reports, as well as others in the wider…

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Jake Richards: Exeter City and Luton Town agree compensation for midfielder

Jake Richards: Exeter City and Luton Town agree compensation for midfielder

He is the latest academy player that Exeter have sold in recent years following the likes of Jay Stansfield, Alfie Pond, Jack Stacey and most memorably Ollie Watkins and Ethan Ampadu.Neither club has disclosed if there is a sell-on clause in the agreement.Richards has made six starts and five substitute appearances for the Hatters this season, scoring his first Luton goal in the 3-0 win at Stockport County earlier this month. "Jake is someone I see bits of…

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‘Worms in space’ experiment aims to investigate the biological effects of spaceflight

Universities of Exeter and Leicester collaborate on mission to send nematode worms to the International Space Station A crew of tiny worms will be heading on a mission to the International Space Station in 2026 that will help scientists understand how humans can travel through space safely, using a Leicester-built space pod. The experiment is based upon a concept and early development by the University of Exeter over more than 8 years A team of scientists and engineers…

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‘Clifton Suspension Bridge’ and ’emergency choir’

‘Clifton Suspension Bridge’ and ’emergency choir’

PA MediaThe Clifton Suspension Bridge has been undergoing restoration for the last two yearsHere'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 storiesOur top three from yesterdayWhat to watch on social media Source link

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Petition launched after flooded Tarka Line issues

Petition launched after flooded Tarka Line issues

Alison StephensonLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceDavid SmithNorth Devon MP, Ian Roome, launched the petitionA petition has been launched after commuters faced more than a week of train cancellations due to flooding. North Devon MP, Ian Roome, who launched the petition, said ongoing problems on the Tarka Line, in Devon, were "totally unacceptable" and residents had been left with "a second class service".Earlier in November, rail passengers and campaigners called for change on the line due to delays, cancellations, flooding,…

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Panini launch first sticker collection featuring all 72 EFL clubs

Panini launch first sticker collection featuring all 72 EFL clubs

The first-ever sticker collection to feature players from all 72 clubs across the Championship, League One and League Two has been launched.The album - the first collaboration between the English Football League and Panini in more than 20 years - was unveiled at the National Football Museum in Manchester. Current players, including Doncaster striker Billy Sharp, Chesterfield forward and former Northern Ireland international Will Grigg and Blackburn skipper Todd Cantwell, along with EFL icons such as Curtis Davies,…

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Will a global oil glut push prices lower in 2026? | Oil and Gas

The International Energy Agency warns of an oil surplus in 2026, but OPEC+ predicts a balanced market.The world could be producing more oil than it needs next year.An oversupply usually pushes the price of oil lower. For consumers, that means cheaper transport, shipping and flight costs.Until now, the OPEC+ group appeared to shrug off worries over a glut. It had been unwinding output cuts, putting more barrels on the market to regain share. But, with its new forecasts…

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