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Staff repositioning the Stones at #Stonehenge today ready for the the end of British Summer Time on Sunday β°β¬
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Lighter mornings, darker evenings and a WHOLE extra hour in bed! π
Music on the Quantocks π΅ the early music republic retweeted
Runaway AI poses a threat to us all. How humanity stays in control should be a priority for everyone.
Projection location: Slough, UK
(Narrated by Gavin Esler)
Music on the Quantocks π΅ the early music republic retweeted
An open letter from @KadiatuKM about the closure of the Departmemt of Music at Nottingham University, whose professors taught two of the Kanneh-Mason children.
Please read and sign the @_CFTA petition campaignforthearts.org/news/β¦
SOLD OUT!
Four Β£16 returned seats now available for resale
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Music on the Quantocks π΅ the early music republic retweeted
On Private Passions at noon on @BBCRadio3 saxophonist and composer Courtney Pine, one of the most influential figures in British jazz. His music choices include Bach, Ravel, Stravinsky, and Florence Price.
Would you believe it?!!
We announced this concert tonight and 82 tickets have already been snapped-up!
Don't miss out:
Box Office: [email protected]
Tickets go on sale on Sunday.
Be quick!
All our concerts sell-out in under an hour!
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Music on the Quantocks π΅ the early music republic retweeted
Twelve hours of ambitious outside broadcasting, from lighthouses across the UK, condensed into 60 minutes. A feast for your ears, courtesy of my brilliant @BBCRadio3 colleagues: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0pcwdβ¦
Bridgwater Arts Centre presents:
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Brilliant day's broadcasting from our national treasure BBC @BBCRadio3.
Well done and thank you to the whole team involved. Life wouldn't be worth half as much without your wonderful UK radio station!
Music on the Quantocks π΅ the early music republic retweeted
This is a brilliant piece of journalism - literally deconstructing the latest Russian strike drone, explaining how it works and where the components needed to make it work are being sourced by Russia, even after 4+ years of war
RFE/RL takes apart a Russian Geran-4 drone to uncover what makes the jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) faster, harder to intercept, and capable of operating deep inside Ukraine -- from its turbojet engine and advanced camera to foreign-made communications and navigation components. @cxemu @radiosvoboda
Music on the Quantocks π΅ the early music republic retweeted
Such a special day in store on @BBCRadio3 tomorrowβ¦ πΌπΆ
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