The board has raised the issue of in-person BSL for press conferences and speeches with No 10's communications team, it has ...

Ever felt like you don’t know what game someone’s playing? You follow along with it for a little while in the hopes that you’ll understand the rules as you go, yet more than three hours later, the ...

The NRCPD and Scottish Register of Language Professionals with the Deaf Community (SRLPDC) are to merge, it has been announced.

Tinnitus UK has said there's 'no proven way' to eliminate tinnitus, following reports of stretches which can reportedly ...

The National Theatre has confirmed it is trialling Bluetooth’s assistive listening technology Auracast in its Dorfman Theatre, ahead of it being made publicly available in the space “later this year”.

1536 playwright Ava Pickett ventures into the current trend of revamped Greek mythologies (see The Oresteia at the Bridge and Electra/Persona at the National) with the gripping and gritty Bloodsport, ...

Station announcements at Bristol Temple Meads are to be made available in multiple languages, through a new pilot combining Bluetooth’s Auracast technology and artificial intelligence from the tech ...

Long-term readers and subscribers of this website will know that I have become something of an Auracast fanatic ever since I first experienced the Bluetooth technology in late 2024, and have enjoyed ...

Bluetooth’s Auracast technology is now available to 28 per cent of Vue’s customers in the UK and Ireland, with 200 screens across the cinema chain’s venues offering the assistive listening experience.

Auracast, Bluetooth’s assistive listening technology, has been suggested by the Department for Transport as a potential commitment for local bus services to adopt, as they create their bus network ...

Three phrases and a painting hang from the ceiling behind Lara Ricote during her new stand-up hour, Inkling, now at London’s Park Theatre after an acclaimed Edinburgh Festival Fringe run. The phrases ...

A priest is given a warning in The Scaring, that evil spirits can make him see things which “don’t make sense”. Taking this paranormal principle and applying it to the art of comedy, the troupe known ...