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‘But you haven’t seen the truth’
Hostilities in Homs claimed the lives of two Western journalists on Wednesday. Veteran war correspondent Jon Lee Anderson, who toured Syria earlier this month, spoke about the ground situation there. Excerpts from a recent session at Bournemouth University, in audio.
Wind to ‘solve our energy problems’
Public exhibitions for a wind farm are being held across the South West coastline. Karen Yun finds out the details of the project and people's reaction to it.
Activists protest arts centre plans
Occupy Boscombe has moved into the site of a proposed redevelopment of an arts centre. Here Marc Perry talks to protestors, councillors and the development group proposing the scheme. An audio tour of the site and photos of the inside of the buildings illustrate the issues at stake.
Bridge works will hinder life: residents
Refurbishment works will take place in Tuckton Bridge next month. Karen Yun went looks at the inconvenience the work bring to the public.
Rise of Nigerian violence
Ian McCreery studies the rise of violence between Muslim and Christian sects in Nigeria.
Plain packaging or not
Plain cigarette packaging continues to be a debated issue. Ilker Kocas finds out what Bournemouth University students feel about it.
Reach the Sky on mobile: Storify
Sky Go, the smartphone application from Sky is now on Android. Ilker Kocas focuses on the Android application and people's views via social media.
A cable network just for dogs
A new cable network for dogs has made its debut in US. Andria Archontides explores the concept, how it works and the response from the public.
Poole tries to be more social
Poole councillors pushed the boundaries of their social media profiles, looking to improve their presence in the new media. Laura Curtis looks at how successful the experiment was.
