Anna O'Neill

1 month ago | bbc.com | Anna O'Neill

'We've sung for Princess Catherine and the King'Anna O'NeillReporting fromWestminster AbbeyBBC(L-R) Choristers Zuriel, Nkunzi and James are used to singing for members of the Royal FamilyFor the pupils of Westminster Abbey Choir School, singing for members of the Royal Family in one of the most famous churches in the world is something they take in their stride. Singing for them on the 80th anniversary of VE Day is no different.

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Anna O'Neill

Image caption, Emily, 13, says she wouldn't rule out a career in the forces in the futureHaving parade aboard a warship which played an important role in the war might be something most sea cadets can only dream of but for the City of London Sea Cadets it happens twice a week. As the UK's largest maritime youth charity, they meet on HMS Belfast on Tuesdays and Fridays for activities, training and team building.

1 month ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Anna O'Neill

Emily, 13, says she wouldn't rule out a career in the forces in the future [BBC]Having parade aboard a warship which played an important role in the war might be something most sea cadets can only dream of but for the City of London Sea Cadets it happens twice a week. As the UK's largest maritime youth charity, they meet on HMS Belfast on Tuesdays and Fridays for activities, training and team building.

1 month ago | bbc.com | Anna O'Neill

'We are losing a generation of young people to drug gangs'BBCCommunity champion Sadia Ali wants recreational drugs to be legalised, which she says would save her communitySomali families in north London say they are fighting a battle for their children's lives. "The issue is the supply and demand of recreational drugs," explains community champion and parent of seven, Sadia Ali.

1 month ago | g1.globo.com | Anna O'Neill

Aviso: Esta reportagem contém imagens e conteúdos que podem ser perturbadores para alguns leitores Quando Annie Makeeva saiu de Londres para uma viagem solo ao Vietnã em dezembro de 2022, ela nunca imaginou que seria agredida sexualmente por dois "incels" - homens que culpam mulheres por não conseguirem encontrar parceiras sexuais. Aconteceu no primeiro dia de férias, depois que Annie pedalou 10 km até um parque remoto no sul do país, o Cat Tien National Park.