‘It’s become satirical’: Londoners on Eurovision

How has Newcastle’s Grainger Market stood the Test of Time?

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Grainger Market in Newcastle stands as a testament to the enduring charm of local street markets, even as many others face decline. Established in 1835, this Grade I listed building has weathered centuries of change, maintaining its status as a vibrant hub for independent traders and loyal customers .

‘It’s become satirical’: Londoners on Eurovision

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We ask Londoners about Eurovision, and why the UK does so badly.

Bristolians Discuss: Why do the UK struggle in Eurovision?

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Today we talk about all things Eurovision any reason why the UK struggle with it so much. But what do locals think?

A major redevelopment is on the cards in South Bristol

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The three-hectare site was once part of Whitchurch Airfield. Now, it’s earmarked for what developers say will be a more community-focused future—complete with parking, cycle access, and new landscaping

Gavin Mitchell’s Best of Glasgow

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We meet with Gavin Mitchell (Boabby the Barman from Still Game) to find out his best of Glasgow.

BAaD launch a weekly Slice and Sizzle night with unlimited barbecue

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We attend the Slice and Sizzle night at BAaD in Glasgow.

People of Glasgow share their thoughts on UK’s Eurovision track record

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We ask Glaswegians if they still watch Eurovision and why they believe the UK performs so poorly.

How does Liverpool feel about Eurovision?

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Eurovision Why do you think the UK struggles at Eurovision — and do you still enjoy watching it?

People on the street: Why do we always struggle at Eurovision?

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We went out into Manchester to ask people about the Eurovision Song Contest, with a focus on why the UK can so often struggle to compete.

The Verdict: Are the new EU passport rules unfair to Brits?

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Our reporters hit the streets to talk to the public in our major cities across the UK about the news making the headlines this week.