Youth News Today
As teenagers and young adults turn over from the news Ian McCreery takes a look at ways the media can get teenagers interested in world events.
‘It’s not blood sport, but the ultimate proving ground for a martial artist’
Professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter Fred 'Fury' Harrington talks about his first pro win and his recent match at the Phoenix MMA fighting Championship.
Overnight queues for new iPad
With people all over the world queuing to get their hands on the new iPad, Ian McCreery took a visit to Southampton's Apple store to meet the geeks.
Protesters ‘Occupy’ BU
As Occupy protesters set up camp in Bournemouth University Ian McCreery visits the movement and finds out why Bournemouth University has been 'occupied'.
Editors picks
Editor Ian McCreery takes us through his picks of the crop of fine stories this week.
Did the Sun shine on Sunday?
When the News of the World was shut down by Rupert Murdoch in 2011 many waited to see if he would publish a new Sunday newspaper. Ian McCreery looks at what the new paper and examines the public's response.
Rise of Nigerian violence
Ian McCreery studies the rise of violence between Muslim and Christian sects in Nigeria.
Shoe to kill IV
When the Nike Jordan IV trainer released worldwide on 18 February, they sold out within a matter of minutes. Ian McCreery investigates the high demand for a pair of trainers.
Painter nominated for apprentice award
Ian McCreery talks to Bournemouth's Apprentice of the Year nominee Kerry Isom about her surprise at being nominated, her career and what apprenticeships can do for unemployment.