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Mark Savage Music Correspondent Alma Bengtsson Australia’s Go-Jo is one of 37 artists hoping to lift the Eurovision trophy in Basel, Switzerland The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest pops its cork on Sunday, with a “turquoise carpet” parade featuring competitors from all 37 nations. But the competition really begins on Tuesday, when the first semi-final will...

First things first What is critical thinking… Some writers and philosophers have approach defining it broad strokes: Robert Ennis, who spent six decades writing about the topic, claimed that critical thinking is simply “reasonable reflective thinking that is focused on deciding what to believe or do.” (1991, p. 8). Similarly, Sharon Bailin and her colleagues...

Exeter’s 91,000 registered electors go to the polls on Thursday 1 May to elect nine councillors to represent them on Devon County Council, with voters in Mincinglake & Whipton and Topsham also taking part in by-elections for two city council seats. At the same time voters across the rest of Devon – except in Plymouth...

Middlesex have batted themselves into a commanding position at the end of day two of their County Championship match with Kent at Canterbury, with a lead of 226 at stumps. Stephen Eskinazi gave them a platform with 57 before Ben Geddes cashed in after being dropped twice to make 73 not out. Earlier Kent were...

2024 season – Second in Division Two (promoted) Jonathan Doidge – BBC Radio Leeds It is likely to be a very interesting 2025 for Yorkshire. With financial concerns now, apparently, assuaged at the very moment the team has returned to the top flight of the Championship, plus a new coaching staff and new red ball...

People are being given the opportunity to become one of Exeter’s famous Red Coat guides.  The City Council is recruiting for its award-winning Red Coat Guided Tours. Anyone interested is being invited to an open meeting to find out more.   The meeting is being held at the Custom House visitor Centre on Exeter Quay, at...