Phil Hill reflects on English language changes, grammar standards, Americanisms, and evolving usage in UK media, referencing Clinton ...

Last week Lucy Johnston, Lucie Russell, Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, Sophie Raworth, Pete Bird, Phil Ryan and I gathered in a small BBC studio in London’s West End and, over teas and water, relived the early ...

Launched in 1887, Esperanto aimed to offer a constructed language that was easy to learn, understand and even help to promote world peace. Despite the passing of almost 140 years, speakers say it's ...

This short film explores the phenomenon of fake news and outlines why it is important to be able to distinguish it from real ...

The time-honoured GPS First XI football competition returns for a unique Anzac Round lift-off this Friday as eight of the nine schools begin the new season.

Language learning isn’t just about grammar drills—it’s about unlocking new perspectives, building trust across cultures, and even accelerating global innovation. From quick app lessons to immersive ...

Housebuilding is labour-intensive: if you employ people to build houses they pay tax and National Insurance on their wages; they spend in shops and pubs, keeping others in work and paying tax, with ...

“EVERY second shop in Newgate Street, the main street in Bishop Auckland, shuttered up and the shopkeeper ruined,” wrote the ...

A head teacher who was knocked down and killed in a hit and run while cycling home from work was a "loving dad and husband", his family have said. Michael Mullins, 56, who had been at the helm of ...

Do you collect anything? Beth and Neil talk about what they collect and have in their house and our grammar guru Georgie explains the grammar of quantities. Learn to use language like 'absolutely ...