World War One ended on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year 1918. 90 years later the fields of France and Belgium still hold the memories of those left behind.
By Mark Lomas
Chris is a talented young performer and producer, who has recently played a lead role in a feature film called: The Cost of Love - A romantic comedy drama set in London.
By Gary Taylor
The British International Open Championships held at Ponds Forge, Sheffield, is the only event held in a 50-metre pool for disabled swimmers in the UK.
By James Dodd
On 25 and 26 June 2007 the village of Catcliffe, South Yorkshire was flooded after days of persistent rain. It also lay in the path of Ulley Dam which threatened to break at anytime.
Students from 153 institutions compete in the British Universities and Colleges Sport Championships across 50 disciplines. The athletics events are contested in Sheffield over two days.
By Russell Bates, James Dodd & Mark Lomas
16 teams and 62 bombers don their silly side, and become a little competitive, all to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
By James Dodd & Mark Lomas
The legend of Lucha libre has a unique ring tradition. Masks, character identities spanning through family generations, and related honors.
Every year since 1963 competitors for across the UK have competed in the World Coal Carrying Championships in the small village of Gawthorpe.
By Russell Bates
In 30 years LRP has grown from small groups of tabletop role-play fans, to "Fest" events such as Maelstrom involving up to 1000 players in a fully realised alternate "world".
By Russell Bates, James Dodd, Dan O'Lone
On April 1st 2009, world leaders, five thousand police and ten thousand protesters ventured on London to voice their opinions on the global economy crisis and to try and make a difference.
