This report highlights why recent research by universities and NGOs (in Ireland, UK, Spain and elsewhere) using samples from such whaling operations should be required to undergo ethical reviews. These animals are dying the most horrendous circumstances.
https://t.co/sIPRbJFNVF
Watching Blood Sweat and Cheer on iPlayer (thanks to @carolyn_hitt for the hint). Wales cheerleading team training for competition in Florida. The team comprises both "able" and "disabled", all hugely supportive of each other, physically and emotionally.
Just caught up with this marvellous documentary on @bbcthree - Blood, Sweat and Cheers. It really lifts the spirits watching these inspiring young people from Wales representing their country in the world of cheerleading. Recommended.Available on @BBCiPlayer 🏴
“It’s just like a whole different place where you don’t have to worry about your feelings.”
Do what makes you happy, this is Brad’s story 👏
Watch Blood, Sweat & Cheer, 11th January on @BBCThree & @BBCiPlayer 💪
Very proud of everyone who worked and contributed to @BBCWales “A Killing in Tiger Bay”. It was so important to capture this injustice for audiences in Wales and beyond. Congratulations all on winning this @CelticMediaFest award, and thanks to those who shared their stories.
John Actie, was one of the wrongly accused Cardiff Five, in the murder investigation for Lynette White.
John and director Eric Haynes talk to Claire Summers about 'A Killing in Tiger Bay' the true crime series examining one of the UK's biggest ever police corruption cases...
An incredible review of a documentary I was lucky enough to play a part in.
John, Tony and Stephen, the remaining members of "The Cardiff 5" deserve justice. When will that justice come?
https://t.co/CClKPbQFN7