England and Scotland have been been united under the same kings and queens since the years 1603 and governed by the same British parliament since 1707, but the traveller crossing […]
Daily Archives: 14th November 1996
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“Sugar and spice” fail to describe the nature of women in the 1990’s. Violence against women in Western Europe is becoming more and more common. If violence in men is […]
Copenhagen currently holds the title of Cultural Capital of Europe, and Denmark’s capital is grabbing this opportunity to put on the biggest cultural event in its history. Throughout the year, […]
In the third of three co-productions between Radio Netherlands, BBC Radio Scotland and RTE Ireland, we travel to Anstruther near St. Andrews, Scotland, where reporter John Knox meets a community […]
In the second of three co-productions between Radio Netherlands, BBC Radio Scotland and RTE Ireland, we travel to the coast of Wexford in Ireland to join the crew of the […]
In the first of three co-productions between Radio Netherlands, BBC Radio Scotland and RTE Ireland, Maggie Ayre travels down the Rhine with a Dutch husband and wife team who live […]
Anybody who ever wanted to be a somebody went to New York in search of theatrical fame. Some of the world’s greatest theatrical training institutions are based in the Big […]
In the beautiful northeastern hills of India lies Darjeeling. And it is there that the true aristocrat of teas is grown. It is there that tea lover and world traveller […]