Filmmaker Clive Smith is launching his documentary at Bristol Museum.

The new programme coincides with the 75th anniversary of the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush to the shores of England.

The chicks are named Wasabi and Sprout and were born to experienced parents Leaf and Salsa.

Tom Hashemi, 35, mapped out his route in advance before embarking on the ‘hot, busy, trafficky’ three-hour ride.

Augustine Tanner-Ihm was encouraged to attend weekly meetings for people ‘struggling with their sexuality’ by a church in Liverpool a decade ago.

Ralph Mullineaux, 10, said he ‘couldn’t believe’ he had received a signed shirt and a letter in braille from his football hero.

Russia launched 11 ballistic and cruise missiles at the Ukrainian capital.

The man lifts his now-fiancé into the air in front of a cheering crowd.

Chris Lloyd sketches concerts in the middle of dancing crowds and has presented his works to Sir Elton John, Sam Smith and the Jonas Brothers.

The club’s appeal for funds grabbed the attention of Ryan Reynolds back in March, but it is continuing fundraising ‘to keep the club alive’.

Kayakers Louise Barker and Becky Hatchett were astonished when the ‘stunning creature’ approached them.

William Goodge has raised more than £30,000 for cancer support by taking on the extreme challenge.

Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun also said the country is ‘extremely grateful’ to the UK for its support.

‘I really didn’t think that life could get much worse,’ said Lisa Harding.

Tim Johnson arranged for a group of Ukrainian and Polish aid workers to visit the UK for the music competition.

Gemma Collins told Mae Muller to ‘channel your best Eurovision vibes’.

‘I’ve always wanted to have knives thrown at me,’ Annie Duplock said.

The photography exhibition is on display in Liverpool while the city hosts the Eurovision Song Contest in place of last year’s winner, Ukraine.

The Ukrainian singer-songwriter is back in front of Eurovision fans at the EuroFestival in Liverpool on May 11.