He runs a 50-year-old hobby shop to keep model-building alive At 61, Mr Peter Chiang is still building toy model kits in his hobby shop in Katong.The aeronautical engineer says he's built more than 1,000 kits over the decades and hopes to inspire the younger generation to take an interest in this hands-on hobby.

He runs a 50-year-old hobby shop to keep model-building alive

At 61, Mr Peter Chiang is still building toy model kits in his hobby shop in Katong.The aeronautical engineer says he's built more than 1,000 kits over the decades and hopes to inspire the younger generation to take an interest in this…

Vinyl record sales continue resurgence New data shows interest in vinyl records is only getting stronger, with social media and and special releases from artists like Taylor Swift helping drive the trend. Jarred Hill has more.

Vinyl record sales continue resurgence

New data shows interest in vinyl records is only getting stronger, with social media and and special releases from artists like Taylor Swift helping drive the trend. Jarred Hill has more.

Tortoise’s “What’s In My Bag?”  Douglas McCombs and John Herndon from post-rock band Tortoise go record shopping at Amoeba San Francisco in this "What's In My Bag?" episode. From Tom Verlaine, Silent Serpent, David Thomas of Pere Ubu, and Broadcast, it may seem like they only pick albums by dead musicians. But never fear, they talk about some living artists too! Touch, the first new Tortoise album since 2016, is out now via Nonesuch / International Anthem.

Tortoise’s “What’s In My Bag?” 

Douglas McCombs and John Herndon from post-rock band Tortoise go record shopping at Amoeba San Francisco in this "What's In My Bag?" episode. From Tom Verlaine, Silent Serpent, David Thomas of Pere Ubu, and Broadcast, it may seem like they only pick albums by dead…

Are fans being priced out of sporting events? From the World Cup to the New York Knicks making the playoffs, fans are paying more than ever to be a part of the action. It's drawing attention from City Hall. CBS News New York's Naomi Ruchim reports.

Are fans being priced out of sporting events?

From the World Cup to the New York Knicks making the playoffs, fans are paying more than ever to be a part of the action. It's drawing attention from City Hall. CBS News New York's Naomi Ruchim reports.

Coventry superfan Ayao Komatsu visits the club and Frank Lampard! Ayao Komatsu and the Haas F1 Team take a special trip to Coventry City FC, where they meet some players and head coach Frank Lampard.

Coventry superfan Ayao Komatsu visits the club and Frank Lampard!

Ayao Komatsu and the Haas F1 Team take a special trip to Coventry City FC, where they meet some players and head coach Frank Lampard.

Humanoid robot beats half-marathon world record set by Ugandan runner Jacob Kiplimo CNBC's Steve Sedgwick, Elaine Yu, and Arjun Kharpal discuss China's humanoid robotics industry — on full display at a marathon in Beijing — as well as the implications of these developments for the broader artificial intelligence market and supply chains.

Humanoid robot beats half-marathon world record set by Ugandan runner Jacob Kiplimo

CNBC's Steve Sedgwick, Elaine Yu, and Arjun Kharpal discuss China's humanoid robotics industry — on full display at a marathon in Beijing — as well as the implications of these developments for the broader…

From Diesel to Electric: Ethiopia’s Bold Bet on EVs Electric buses glide quietly through Addis Ababa, taxis plug in instead of refuelling, and Ethiopia is betting big on a future without fossil fuels. Powered largely by hydropower from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, the country wants to put half a million electric vehicles on its roads by 2030 — a radical move in one of Africa’s fastest‑growing cities.This report from Addis Ababa follows drivers, passengers, engineers and entrepreneurs as Ethiopia’s EV transition accelerates.

From Diesel to Electric: Ethiopia’s Bold Bet on EVs

Electric buses glide quietly through Addis Ababa, taxis plug in instead of refuelling, and Ethiopia is betting big on a future without fossil fuels. Powered largely by hydropower from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, the country wants to put…

Aswad: “We want to educate the youths…” 1982: Aswad on reflecting the Black British experience through their music. "We want to educate the youths…" Ladbroke Grove's homegrown reggae stars Aswad were selling records and gaining fans but were struggling to find mainstream success in the charts. Clip taken from Ebony, originally broadcast on BBC Two, 10 November 1982. The BBC is celebrating Black British Music and its influences with a season of programming inspired by the opening of The Music Is Black exhibition at V&A East Museum. Explore more on bbc.co.uk/themusicisblack

Aswad: “We want to educate the youths…”

1982: Aswad on reflecting the Black British experience through their music. "We want to educate the youths…" Ladbroke Grove's homegrown reggae stars Aswad were selling records and gaining fans but were struggling to find mainstream success in the charts.…

1985: Band merch – is it worth the money?  "It is a con, of course it's a con, the whole thing is a con." Whistle Test's David Hepworth looks at the boom in pop merchandise, which now sees bands like The Rolling Stones making more money from t-shirt sales than record sales. And it doesn't stop at just t-shirts, fans of Liverpudlian pop provocateurs Frankie Goes to Hollywood, for instance, could easily deck themselves from head to toe in clobber baring the band's logo.

1985: Band merch – is it worth the money? 

"It is a con, of course it's a con, the whole thing is a con." Whistle Test's David Hepworth looks at the boom in pop merchandise, which now sees bands like The Rolling Stones making more money from t-shirt sales than record sales. And it doesn't stop at…

Testing Flea’s Music Knowledge Today’s episode of Track Star* brought us face to face with one of the most singular musicians of the past 40 years, Flea. Flea met us outside on a cool day in March and was nothing short of excited to talk about some of the legends whose music he covered on his debut solo album, Honora. Sharing his thoughts on Charlie Parker, Art Tatum, Jimmy Webb, Glen Campbell, Eddie Hazel, George Clinton, and more, Flea dives into the music that moves and inspires him, and shares insights into the lives of the giants who brought that music to life.

Testing Flea’s Music Knowledge

Today’s episode of Track Star* brought us face to face with one of the most singular musicians of the past 40 years, Flea. Flea met us outside on a cool day in March and was nothing short of excited to talk about some of the legends whose music he covered on his…

Billy Idol Shares His Favorite Records Before becoming an MTV icon, Billy Idol first broke out as frontman of London punk band Generation X, helping bridge punk’s underground edge with pop stardom. Today, he’s known for classics like “White Wedding,” “Rebel Yell,” and “Eyes Without a Face,” and remains one of rock’s most recognizable voices. Now nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a second consecutive year, Idol is also behind the 2025 album Dream Into It and the Hulu documentary Billy Idol Should Be Dead.

Billy Idol Shares His Favorite Records

Before becoming an MTV icon, Billy Idol first broke out as frontman of London punk band Generation X, helping bridge punk’s underground edge with pop stardom. Today, he’s known for classics like “White Wedding,” “Rebel Yell,” and “Eyes Without a Face,” and…

Canada’s Ontario bets on greenhouse farming to boost food sovereignty In the face of growing competition with Donald Trump's United States and the ongoing trade war, Canada is betting big on greenhouse agriculture. In Ontario, the heart of national agricultural research and innovation, tomatoes and cucumbers are just some of the produce grown safe from bad weather and harsh winters. The country is also banking on artificial intelligence to reduce its dependence on imports, particularly American ones.

Canada’s Ontario bets on greenhouse farming to boost food sovereignty

In the face of growing competition with Donald Trump's United States and the ongoing trade war, Canada is betting big on greenhouse agriculture. In Ontario, the heart of national agricultural research and innovation, tomatoes…

Inside the German town where people print their own money It may look like play money – but you can actually use it to buy things. At least within a special region in Bavaria, Germany. The "Chiemgauer" is supposed to strengthen the local economy and cut CO2 emissions at the same time. Does it work?

Inside the German town where people print their own money

It may look like play money – but you can actually use it to buy things. At least within a special region in Bavaria, Germany. The "Chiemgauer" is supposed to strengthen the local economy and cut CO2 emissions at the same time. Does it work?

Canada’s flawed transit (and what we can learn from Copenhagen) Can we still reach our 2050 climate goals? Transit enthusiast Hudson Yuen ‪@TheFlyingMooseCA‬ is back to break down some of Canada’s transportation planning woes, and share what we can learn from Copenhagen’s visionary public transit solutions. Produced in association with CBC Creator Network as part of the Sprouting Seeds of Change initiative.

Canada’s flawed transit (and what we can learn from Copenhagen)

Can we still reach our 2050 climate goals? Transit enthusiast Hudson Yuen ‪@TheFlyingMooseCA‬ is back to break down some of Canada’s transportation planning woes, and share what we can learn from Copenhagen’s visionary public transit…

Britain has become a broken, poverty-riddled ‘living nightmare’ Record poverty, falling wages and rising costs: life in the UK is hard and getting harder. The country's economic decline has led to a mass shift in political affiliations, populism is on the rise – with politicians promising to fix what's been described as a broken nation. Elias Clure filed this report from the North of England.

Britain has become a broken, poverty-riddled ‘living nightmare’

Record poverty, falling wages and rising costs: life in the UK is hard and getting harder. The country's economic decline has led to a mass shift in political affiliations, populism is on the rise – with politicians promising to fix…

One Man’s Lifelong Obsession with Partick Thistle and His Super 8 Footage The 70s, Super 8 and Sweden - a journey of one man's passion for Partick Thistle.

One Man’s Lifelong Obsession with Partick Thistle and His Super 8 Footage

The 70s, Super 8 and Sweden - a journey of one man's passion for Partick Thistle.

Bernie vs. Claude I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

Bernie vs. Claude

I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

1968: A Stranger in Rural Wales | Village Called Caio | BBC Archive This film is an account of a week in the village of Caio, Carmarthenshire with Alfred Rimmer, a townsman who had never been to Wales and was deeply suspicious of the countryside. Clip taken from Village Called Caio, originally broadcast by BBC Wales, Monday 26th February, 1968. In 2008, the BBC spoke to one Caio resident who featured in the film, Peter Williams, who reflected on his time in the village. Read more.

1968: A Stranger in Rural Wales | Village Called Caio | BBC Archive

This film is an account of a week in the village of Caio, Carmarthenshire with Alfred Rimmer, a townsman who had never been to Wales and was deeply suspicious of the countryside. Clip taken from Village Called Caio, originally…

Would you ’design’ your baby using AI? Hannah Fry talks to tech entrepreneur Kian Sadeghi, founder of a DNA-testing company that offers ’genetic optimisation’ for future parents’ babies. Artificial Intelligence is transforming our lives at break-neck speed. But what do we really know about it? In this new documentary series, broadcaster and mathematician, Professor Hannah Fry, takes a deep dive into some of the most extraordinary and sometimes shocking true-life stories emerging from the world of AI.

Would you ’design’ your baby using AI?

Hannah Fry talks to tech entrepreneur Kian Sadeghi, founder of a DNA-testing company that offers ’genetic optimisation’ for future parents’ babies. Artificial Intelligence is transforming our lives at break-neck speed. But what do we really know about it? In…

What Football Stadiums Will Look Like in 2035 Football grounds have developed from rutted fields to the shiny, billion-dollar mega-structures we see across the world today. But how will stadium design change in the next decade, and how will the fan experience inside those stadiums differ? Graeme Langford explores the stadiums of the future. 'Football in 10 Years' is a new BBC Sport series investigating what the sport could look like in 2036.

What Football Stadiums Will Look Like in 2035

Football grounds have developed from rutted fields to the shiny, billion-dollar mega-structures we see across the world today. But how will stadium design change in the next decade, and how will the fan experience inside those stadiums differ? Graeme…

Flea’s Nonesuch Selects Flea stopped by for the Nonesuch Selects video series, in which artists visit the Nonesuch office, pick some of their favorite albums from the music library, and share a few words on their choices. Opening music: Flea's "A Plea," from the album 'Honora'.

Flea’s Nonesuch Selects

Flea stopped by for the Nonesuch Selects video series, in which artists visit the Nonesuch office, pick some of their favorite albums from the music library, and share a few words on their choices. Opening music: Flea's "A Plea," from the album 'Honora'.

LinkedIn Unveils Most In-Demand Jobs Skills in 2026 LinkedIn’s editor-in-chief Dan Roth joins TODAY to unveil their annual list of Skills on the Rise that ranks the most important areas of expertise that employers are looking for in 2026. Roth also breaks down how to identify your skills and how to advertise yourself with them.

LinkedIn Unveils Most In-Demand Jobs Skills in 2026

LinkedIn’s editor-in-chief Dan Roth joins TODAY to unveil their annual list of Skills on the Rise that ranks the most important areas of expertise that employers are looking for in 2026. Roth also breaks down how to identify your skills and how…

Interview with David Byrne Founding member of Talking Heads David Byrne speaks to Newsnight about the future of AI, its impact on creativity, US politics and global conflicts. The artist, mid-way through a UK tour, speaks to Faisal Islam while in Manchester.

Interview with David Byrne

Founding member of Talking Heads David Byrne speaks to Newsnight about the future of AI, its impact on creativity, US politics and global conflicts. The artist, mid-way through a UK tour, speaks to Faisal Islam while in Manchester.

Andrew Yang on AI’s impact on jobs Andrew Yang, Noble Mobile founder and CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the AI tech race, impact on jobs and society, Anthropic's battle with the Pentagon, his thoughts on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and more.

Andrew Yang on AI’s impact on jobs

Andrew Yang, Noble Mobile founder and CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the AI tech race, impact on jobs and society, Anthropic's battle with the Pentagon, his thoughts on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and more.

Inside a Family Record Store That Refuses To Quit “Never get rid of what you got, because you never know when it’s going to come back.” - Charlie Joe Henderson, founder of Out of the Past Records. For six decades, Annisa Gooden and her family have held a business together with that saying. Located in Chicago, Out of the Past Records is an archive of American music and one of the city's oldest record stores.

Inside a Family Record Store That Refuses To Quit

“Never get rid of what you got, because you never know when it’s going to come back.” - Charlie Joe Henderson, founder of Out of the Past Records. For six decades, Annisa Gooden and her family have held a business together with that saying. Located…

Extended interview: Tim Cook In this web exclusive, Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, talks with "Sunday Morning" correspondent David Pogue (author of "Apple: The First 50 Years") to discuss the company's first half-century and its constant focus on "the next thing." He also talks about the vision of Steve Jobs, whose return to Apple in 1997 reinvigorated the company.

Extended interview: Tim Cook

In this web exclusive, Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, talks with "Sunday Morning" correspondent David Pogue (author of "Apple: The First 50 Years") to discuss the company's first half-century and its constant focus on "the next thing." He also talks about the vision of…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on AI’s pressure on software stocks Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pushes back on fears around Agentic AI, saying the pressure on software stocks is based on a “deep misunderstanding.” According to Huang, AI agents aren’t a threat to productivity — they're about to accelerate it.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on AI’s pressure on software stocks

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pushes back on fears around Agentic AI, saying the pressure on software stocks is based on a “deep misunderstanding.” According to Huang, AI agents aren’t a threat to productivity — they're about to accelerate it.

Why This Shipping Company is Buying Warehouses Instead of Ships Why is the world’s biggest shipping company buying land in the middle of nowhere? For 100 years, Maersk has been the King of the Ocean. They built the largest navy of container ships in history. But if you look at their recent spending, you see a bizarre change. Maersk has stopped buying ships and started buying warehouses, trucking fleets, and distribution centers in places like Joliet, Illinois—thousands of miles from the water.

Why This Shipping Company is Buying Warehouses Instead of Ships

Why is the world’s biggest shipping company buying land in the middle of nowhere? For 100 years, Maersk has been the King of the Ocean. They built the largest navy of container ships in history. But if you look at their recent…

2002: Dataplay – A CD for the New Millenium? "The CD went on to revolutionise the way we buy and listen to music, and nothing has come close to taking over from it… until now." Tomorrow's World's Roger Black and Kate Humble look at the latest challenger to the compact disc's crown - dataplay. Dataplay is a fraction of the size of a traditional compact disc, but can hold ten times as much information.

2002: Dataplay – A CD for the New Millenium?

"The CD went on to revolutionise the way we buy and listen to music, and nothing has come close to taking over from it… until now." Tomorrow's World's Roger Black and Kate Humble look at the latest challenger to the compact disc's crown - dataplay.…

Keep The Meter Running with Zohran Mamdani "I’ve had a lot of wild rides on Keep The Meter Running, but looking back at this one feels a little different now… Back in 2025, when Zohran started his run for Mayor of New York City, we spent a day during Ramadan cruising the city to find the perfect Iftar. Fast forward to today, and he’s the Mayor of New York!!!!!!

Keep The Meter Running with Zohran Mamdani

"I’ve had a lot of wild rides on Keep The Meter Running, but looking back at this one feels a little different now… Back in 2025, when Zohran started his run for Mayor of New York City, we spent a day during Ramadan cruising the city to find the perfect…