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How Does Music Licensing Work?

By: John Abblett
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Category: Music and Theatre
Coverage: National

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If anyone plays live or recorded music in a public place, they will require a licence to do so. The licence payment is a means of distributing royalties, via an intermediary organisation, to the writers and performers who have copyrights over their works. But who are the intermediaries and why do we have to pay for a licence on top of paying for our music? It doesn't seem fair, so let’s lift the lid and take a look.

Care Farming - The Future For Farmers?

By: Michael Madden
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Category: Finance and Economy
Coverage: National

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Times can be tough in the farming community, and many farms are diversifying, at least in part, to other activities. One of the more innovative schemes is Care Farming, a practice that is becoming much more widespread.

A Glimpse Of Yorkshire

By: Susan Claremont-Smith
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Category: Travel Guide
Coverage: National

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Yorkshire is such a wonderful place to visit. It boasts breathtaking scenery over open moors and dales, while its towns, villages and capital city, York, are amongst the prettiest in England

This is about my short (too short) visit to Yorkshire.

Crazy Drivers

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Autos
Coverage: National

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It seems that there are many crazy drivers about, and over many years of driving I’ve been able to slot them into my own quirky categories. So, here we go for a light-hearted overview of my distinct crazy drivers…

UK Road Safety Is A Money-Spinning Joke

By: Paul Smith
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Category: Have Your Say
Coverage: National

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With all the speed cameras and police patrols that are invested to uphold ‘road safety’, we should feel rest assured that our roads are safe. Not so. Police, cameras and action are employed under the disguise of ‘road safety’ but efforts are merely raising revenue in areas where drivers are easily caught out. Areas where road safety really matters are not being policed.

What's Under The Bonnet?

By: Paul Michael
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Category: Hobbies
Coverage: National

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As a lad I was always interested in the mechanics of bicycles, motor bikes and cars; in that order. I spent hours stripping things down, improving them in some way and then putting them back together. Today, alas, it seems that all we once enthusiastic people can do is look under the bonnet and scratch our heads in bewilderment of the technology.

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BBC News - UK
The latest stories from the UK section of the BBC News web site.

Woolwich attack 'hard to prevent'
	Preventing the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich would have been "incredibly hard", MI6's former head of counter-terrorism says.
Euro bank chief sees UK improvements
	European Central Bank president Mario Draghi, visiting London's City district, says he sees "signs of tangible improvements" in the UK economy.
Sex education 'must counter porn'
	In an age when "extremely violent and sadistic imagery is two clicks away", school sex education is struggling to keep pace, suggests a study.
Kirk approves Scottish coronations
	The Church of Scotland's General Assembly approves a call to crown monarchs in both England and Scotland, should Scotland becomes independent.

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