Links Finally to Review 2022, which is still developing with many more posts to go. As you can see from the title, the idea was to only include material from non-BBC sources, but who better to tell its own story than the BBC itself? After an intensive month of working through as many public digital archives and sources as I could, sorting the items into years in one big blog post (which is what this was going to be originally), I'm now in the process of augmenting that with some Google searches and a hunt through the BBC's own website for documentaries about significant moments in its history. I'm also adding new links to older posts if something amazing crops up.
"The six sport stars will compete for the public vote on the night of the live show on Wednesday 21 December."
"We can all see it coming – but it/s still worth waiting for."
"New Time Lord pairs brown chequered suit with a bright orange jumper and tan brogues."
"In 1906, a new carol appeared in “The English Hymnal,” an influential collection of British church music."
"Now that Midtown is no more, it'd be hilarious if there were another Business Improvement District with an equally overblown name."
"Families have been urged not to put fat from Christmas dinners down the sink to avoid fatbergs forming in sewers."
"Mozilla, Google and Apple have announced that they are working together to build a new browser benchmark. The service will be called Speedometer 3."
"Sainsbury’s, the National Lottery and Tesco also flagged for tokenism, negative stereotyping and inauthentic representation."
"With the year drawing to a close and Christmas almost upon us the sounds that seem to sum up the season are less jingling bells and carols, more the cough of Covid and an enormous, exhausted sigh of relief." [New Zealand]
"Look back at every Christmas chart-topper of the last 70 years."
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