UK Crime Caught on Camera: Gorilla vs Burglars

Motor Mania: Episode 4

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Coming up, an authentic 1940s police car, a former punk rocker shares his love for motorbikes, and a garage project that might be a world record beater.

The Last of Us Season 2 verdict, Summer Blockbusters & music films

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On this episode of Screen Babble, Kelly, Benji and Matt bring you the verdict on The Last of Us Season 2 - spoiler alert - mixed reviews. Benji takes us through some of the most hotly anticipated films of the summer but the team wonder whether the Hollywood blockbuster train is running out of steam. Finally with music festivals everywhere you turn now that it's summer the team ask what are the best music films as well as what music stories you would like to see immortalised on the big screen.

UK Crime Caught on Camera: Disqualified Drivers

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In this compilation of our show we’re looking at disqualified drivers. <br />

Pompey Talk: Transfer waiting game and pre-season plans

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Pompey Talk returns with Blues fans waiting patiently for the transfer window to properly heat up.<br />On this week's episode Mark McMahon and Neil Allen discuss that wait for new Fratton Park arrivals and why there's even been a lack of transfer speculation so far this summer.<br />The News duo also speak about Pompey's pre-season schedule and why there's no friendly fixture for fans to enjoy in Slovakia, where John Mousinho and his troops will travel to for a warm-weather training camp at the start of July.<br />Also covered is the subject of season-ticket sales at Fratton Park and the consquences of an ever-growing waiting list. Meanwhile, our chief Pompey writer shares one or two anecdotes from his time covering the Blues.<br />

St Paul's Youth Forum bike partnership with HMP Barlinnie

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St Paul's Youth Forum bike partnership with HMP Barlinnie

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GLASGOW. Hogganfield Loch.<br /><br />HMP Barlinnie cargo bike built and designed by prisoners at HMP Barlinnie.<br /><br />On Bikes - Launch of grassroots social enterprise in Hogganfield Glasgow<br />Beyond Bars Cargo. In a ground-breaking collaboration with HMP Barlinnie, donated bikes are being repurposed into high-quality cargo bikes. Prison residents help dismantle and rebuild the bikes, gaining valuable skills in the process. Once sold, 100% of the profits go straight back into the community. These locally-made cargo bikes represent a full-circle model: built in Scotland, by the community, for the community.<br />Neil Young, CEO of St Pauls Youth Forum said: At SPYF we are passionate about supporting communities to flourish and the launch of SPYF On Bikes and Beyond Bars Cargo is a really exciting point in furthering our mission to alleviate transport poverty in Blackhill and make it easy for everyone to choose to cycle.<br />The opening of SPYF On Bikes marks a major milestone in the journey of St Paul’s Youth Forum from grassroots beginnings to a driving force for social innovation in Glasgow’s north east.<br /><br />With funding for charities shrinking and community needs rising, many organisations are searching for new, sustainable ways to stay afloat and make a greater impact. <br />St Pauls Youth Forum is leading that change by opening a new social enterprise called SPYF On Bikes, in the North East of Glasgow.<br />Situated at Hogganfield Loch, between the affluent suburb of Stepps and one of Glasgow’s most disadvantaged communities, Blackhill, SPYF On Bikes isn’t your typical bike shop.<br />Every penny of its profit is reinvested into the local community through the work of St Pauls Youth Forum, a local charity empowering people through cycling, education, food, and friendship.<br />The work of St Pauls Youth Forum includes distributing free bikes across Glasgow, offering bike repairs, teaching cycle safety, and promoting inclusive cycling with adaptive bikes. They also run youth programs that provide a safe and fun environment for young people to learn,<br />grow, and explore new opportunities. Beyond bikes, the organisation addresses food insecurity by supporting community growing and cooking, and creating spaces for people to meet, move, and eat together with dignity.<br />To generate income, SPYF On Bikes focuses on two unique areas of the cycling market. <br />Firstly, they specialise in adaptive bikes cycles designed for people who may not be able to use a standard bicycle. Their Hogganfield Loch showroom features a full range of Van Raam adaptive cycles, which customers can try out onsite. Staff are trained to provide one-on-one<br />consultations to customise bikes to individual needs. And their commitment doesn’t stop at the sale: SPYF On Bikes offers full aftercare

The Verdict: Are exams too stressful for teens?

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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.

Unconventional Brits: Episode 43

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This week's show is a LEGO special - Star Trek and stadiums at a brick festival and an artist who’s brightening up the streets with his colourful creations.<br />

All Wednesday: Sheffield Wednesday players through the years

24m

This week on the All Wednesday show we look back at some of our best interviews with former Owls of past generations… Imre Varadi, Jon Newsome, Shefki Kuqi and Neil Mellor all have very different Sheffield Wednesday stories. <br />

Caught on Camera: More viral moments

12m

Funny viral moments captured on camera, including a man's dissolving swimming trunks and a 'mouse in my kitchen' prank.