Actors and musicians face the UK’s highest suicide risk. With debt, rejection and instability piling up, how long can young performers survive in the industry?
The International Tortoise Association has nearly five hundred tortoises, so how did a suburban house turn into a paradise for reptiles?
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As Wales aims for one million speakers in 2050, what are the motivations and benefits of adult Welsh learners across Wales?
Why does the gap between Chinese violin craftsmanship and the international level of violin making still exist?
One in three people in the UK struggles with insomnia, and many now turn to whispering or tapping videos for relief. How is this YouTube trend helping them sleep?
A recent study suggests that non-Western third culture kids were the most likely to struggle when moving. How does growing up in the West affect their identity?
Cemeteries are not a spooky place but can be the fastest and ideal way to soak up the culture, wildlife and history of a new city.
For some, eco-activism now means courtrooms and prison time. What drives them, and what is the price of taking action?
Welsh learner turned online personality, Stephen Rule explains the secrets of learning and what the diagnosis for Welsh is for the future.
Over 25 million videos online show nothing more than whispering, brushing, or tapping sounds. How have creators of these unusual videos helped people fall asleep?
In the digital age, vinyl stores like Bristol's Revolver Records offer a unique cultural and social experience, as recounted by Richard King in "Original Rockers."