Black-led mentoring scheme is launchedpublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 8 January 2021
The Rise2 Inspire initiative will pair mentors with entrepreneurs from the BAME community.
Read MoreThousands of people descend on the city to take part in a Pride Parade, to mark the pinnacle of LGBT+ celebrations.
The Rise2 Inspire initiative will pair mentors with entrepreneurs from the BAME community.
Read MoreStudents say the standard of teaching they are getting does not justify paying their full fees.
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Read MoreWallace and Gromit – the eccentric inventor and his loyal dog – are one of Britain’s best-loved comedy duos. Created in plasticine clay by Nick Park of Aardman Animations, their stop motion adventures have won three Academy Awards and a BAFTA. Now, Wallace and his faithful hound are heading into exciting new territory. The pair’s new business venture, Spick & Spanners, needs employees to help them ‘Fix Up’ the British city of Bristol. This interactive story, which takes place on smart phones and uses augmented and mixed reality, is a daring departure from their traditional claymation films. For the first time ever, fans can step directly into the world of Wallace and Gromit. In The Studio goes behind-the-scenes of the production’s final stage, as the technical team grapple with bugs and the directors shoot final takes with their first ever real human character.
Eliza Lomas talks to Wallace and Gromit creator Nick Park about his own childhood dreams of being an inventor, and he opens up his sketchbooks to reveal some very recent, very silly Wallace and Gromit doodles. Presenter: Eliza Lomas
Producers: Eliza Lomas and Emma Kingsley for the BBC World Service
Image copyright Aardman Animations/W&G Ltd. & copyright Fictioneers Ltd. 2020
Parents of children with special educational needs describe the effect of the latest lockdown.
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Read MoreFirst-half goals from Brandon Hanlan and Sam Nicholson see Bristol Rovers come from behind to beat Blackpool.
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