Frosty Footpath: Winter Walking in the Peaks
A raven flies out from a limestone outcrop issuing a vocal protest to a family who have scrambled up the scree to sit in the sunshine to eat their lunch.
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The art of a smile
The advent of the smiling portraits we see today are largely down to Kodak and amateur photography.
Seeds of Doubt
Pooley takes pride in matchmaking donors to recipients. It is an opportunity for a couple to have some control over a process that up until now they haven’t.
“I see a side of life that other people don’t” says crime scene investigator
Alice Stewart was on call the night 11 May 2012 when fire swept through a semidetached house at 8 Victory Road, Osmaston, Derby killing Jade, 10, John, nine, Jack, seven, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, and three days later Duwayne, 13.
How growing up in Northern Ireland shaped Big Issue editor Paul McNamee
It was his catholic background that landed his first journalist job on a free Belfast newspaper. As the “token catholic” on the paper’s protestant team McNamee recalls receiving letters from political prisoners including members of the loyalist paramilitary group the Ulster Defence Association (UDA). When asking a colleague
what he should do with such letters he was advised to print them.
what he should do with such letters he was advised to print them.
A is 4 autistic final for portfolio
‘it is a common misconception that autistic
people lack empathy’
people lack empathy’
