Hear from the legendary Wyatt Earp in his own words as he dispenses sage advice on the art of frontier gunfighting. From Kansas to Deadwood to Tombstone, Wyatt Earp was an Old West gambler and lawman ...

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The NASCAR racing teams often employ coded terminology on team radios to keep rivals guessing and to ensure a foothold in the hot racing atmosphere. With radio communications open to the media today, ...

We're also be joined by artist Venessa Scott who creates a Live Lessons illustration during the programme Thanks for joining us The Live Lesson is available to watch again on the Live Lessons website ...

We're bringing you a new Live Lesson during Anti-Bullying Week 2025. This curriculum-linked Live Lesson, aimed at pupils aged 7–11, is designed to inspire children to recognise their 'Power for Good', ...

We're also be joined by artist Venessa Scott who creates a Live Lessons illustration during the programme Good morning from Walrus class at Sturry CE Primary! We are watching the Live Lesson, building ...

"War is like a mirror. Looking into it helps us better appreciate the value of peace. Today, peace and development have become the prevailing trend, but the world is far from tranquil. War is the ...

New advances in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology may make speech for those who’ve lost the ability to do so easier than ever before. In a new, groundbreaking study published in the journal ...

In a recent study, scientists successfully decoded not only the words people tried to say but the words they merely imagined saying. By Carl Zimmer Carl Zimmer writes the “Origins” column for The New ...