Radio 5
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| Founded | 1994 |
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| Owners | RTVE |
| Motto | Información y servicio público; (Information and public service) |
| Frequency | AM |
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| Sister stations | Radio Nacional de España |
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| Radio 4 | |
| Radio Clásica | |
| Radio Exterior de España | |
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| ID | 2333564 |
About Radio 5
Radio 5 is an "all news" radio station operated by Radio Nacional de España, part of Spain's state-owned public broadcasting organization, Corporación de Radio y Televisión Española. It began broadcasting in 1989, following a reorganization of public radio services in that year. Radio 5 broadcasts all news since 1994.
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... MacGowan s former Pogues bandmate James Fearnley, described the singer as " a tearaway" but one who " had a lot of concern for the state of the world" and who " spoke very deeply and incisively to a lot of people" Fearnley told BBC Radio 5 Live: " I m privileged to have worked with somebody like that, and lived with somebody like that, and drank with somebody like that, and shared a lot of experiences with somebody like that...
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... " The hike is going to cause a rise in costs throughout her business, she told BBC Radio 5 Live, as her very experienced staff will want to earn more than their colleagues who are newer to the job...
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... There is ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds...
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... The survey of 1,000 teenage boys and 1,000 girls, conducted by polling company Survation for BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Bitesize, also asked teenagers about topics including body image, anxiety, vaping and influencers, and reveals concerns about online safety...
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... Emma Whitfield, whose 10-year-old son Jack Lis who was killed by an American bully XL dog in 2021, told BBC Radio 5 Live she was in " shock" at the announcement...
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... Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, he said: " I would love to see mandatory training courses, I think that would be fantastic...
Rethink: Caleb Femi says 'creative thinking' is the key to students' future
Caleb Femi , The First Young People 's laureate, says students must think creatively in order to better secure our future. He says that with the repeal this summer of the great trials because of the coronavirus, in reliance on the existing educational system may not be The Best option for future progress.
The British education system extends in a veil for centuries. The Veil is The Promise that at The End of The Road of education, it security and also well-being.
We Are told that We trim the fat of our potential. Students turned in every morning for 39 weeks of the year. She studied and learned for the tests, and these tests.
you shrank your imagination and the autonomy of the learning, because there was The Promise that you will leave with a qualification to be a emblem that said you were a capable member of society. This Was The Veil .
But Covid-19 was The Storm that torn apart The Veil , the for the most students in the UK.
If the blocking was imposed, schools closed and the students A-levels and GCSE, as well as some from the years 9 and 10 in The Middle of exam prep, was told that you will be able to run your tests.
Imagine That , after years of lessons, exercises, homework, homework, mock tests, parents ' evenings and sacrifice so much, because The Promise of a qualification, of the security.
Instead of its value, the value of your qualifications, your perceived future prospects on the basis of a calculation, what to say to her degree.
BBCWhat many students learn during this block of time is that the company is an unsafe country Cape Caleb Femithe poet
note that, statistically, black students are under-predicted and the in the rule exceed your predicted grade in your real exams.
So, what a lot of students to learn during this block of time that the company is a unsafe landscape. Areas of activity are fleeting, And Then they start to question themselves. Ask for the tools to survive, you have to be able, in the wilderness, this is to be a grown-up.
you must not know of David Attenborough , that the absolute, the is are present in nature. Those that survive will be those that prosper, are those that have the tools and the skills to adapt.
So, as a student, you have to ask yourself then, whether you - I have the tools necessary to survive in this society? These tools are problem-solving, creativity, innovation, autonomy, a new opportunity and a new future.
to make the mental agility careers for themselves and make the society a more efficient place, to a more equal place for all. The tools you need in order to survive in such an uncertain landscape do not match.
for the future, it means that it is ultimately a job For You , the individual, in addition to the community, in a way, that they are in the driver's seat of your own learning.
New approaches need to be made, where the students are encouraged to think creatively, to exercise their imagination in order to solve the problem in unique, innovative, exciting ways. This is what it should look like a post-lockdown-to-many relationship.
BBC Radio 4 , Radio 5 Live and the World Service coming together for a unique collaboration: the BBC Reconsider. It asks how to change society and our lives for the better, after the Covid-19 crisis.
you can listen to BBC Sound.
coronavirus pandemic
Source of news: bbc.com
