内容摘要："There's a powerful story of a chap from the Ely Signal Corps who was part of the force to recapture Singapore - he had a list of names of friends who had disappeared three years earlier," he said.

"There's a powerful story of a chap from the Ely Signal Corps who was part of the force to recapture Singapore - he had a list of names of friends who had disappeared three years earlier," he said.

The Esplanade will be bordered by rain gardens, with plants chosen to improve drainage.Councillor Steve Waight, cabinet member for support services and economic development, said: “The Esplanade project aims to boost economic growth by making it easier for visitors to enjoy everything Bognor Regis has to offer."

Construction is expected to finish by April 2025.or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250."When we first started in the music industry, it was pretty much a boys' club," says Hannah Richardson, Cherym's lead singer and guitarist.

"We were like, why can't girls do it? There's no reason why we can't."Hannah makes up the Londonderry punk trio with Alannagh Doherty and Emer McLaughlin and says the industry - particularly the alternative music scene - is still not where it needs to be when it comes to equality and diversity.

That was thrown into focus when earlier this week, Slam Dunk festival revealed part of its 2025 line-up, featuring only two acts that included women.

"I'm so sick of seeing of seeing line-ups that are predominantly cis, straight, white men all the time," Hannah tells BBC Newsbeat.Headlining the festival had been on her bucket list since she recorded her first album in 2018, she added.

“It's the greatest place on Earth. Just the sense of community and togetherness and having fun and taking care of one another. It's just beautiful.”But this year, as I headed to Worthy Farm, I knew there was something different - and exciting - afoot.

On Thursday night, South Asian artists took over the furthest corner of the festival, launching the first of four days of music, beats and DJs.The new space, a first for Glastonbury, is being hailed as a "huge step forward" in improving the representation of British Asian music and artists.