STG Utilita Arena Birmingham unveils new track ahead of UK Indoor Athletics Championship

STG What song would you listen to in your final moments?: Marie Curie releases a list of the most popular end-of-life songs

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The UK’s leading end-of-life charity, Marie Curie, has released the first ever playlist of its kind which has been curated by terminally ill people. This playlist is comprised of the most popular songs chosen by terminally ill people to accompany them in their final moments. And ranging from Frank Sinatra to Tina Turner, these were the top five songs that made it onto the list. The top song was My Way by Frank Sinatra. Then came I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston. This was then quickly followed by Simply The Best by Tina Turner, then Over The Rainbow by Judy Garland. Girls Just Want To Have Fun by Cyndi Lauper came fifth on the list.

STG Bringing single malt whisky back to Glasgow at The Glasgow Distillery

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We visited the Glasgow Distillery to find out more about how they relaunched the production of single malt whisky in Glasgow, the products they offer and how they build the business.

STG The top ten funeral songs have been revealed

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The top ten funeral songs have been revealed, plus a list of songs you should never have played at your wedding - which song would you want played at your funeral and which at your wedding and why?

STG Devices to be ditched for Disconnect to Reconnect Week

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Leeds schools are being invited to back a city-wide campaign encouraging children and young people to ditch their devices for a week as figures show over half of pupils from years five and above spend over two hours or more a day on screens.

STG National World Top Stories Update 16 October, 2024

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STG NationalWorld Celebrity Update 16 October, 2024

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STG Leeds locals reveal what songs they would want at their funeral

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The top ten funeral songs have been revealed - which song would you want played at yours?

STG Uber drivers protest outside Glasgow hub against unfair pay

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Uber drivers in Glasgow are protesting for better pay and job protection, arguing the company takes an unfair slice of their fares, and their wages have decreased in the past year.<br /><br />Drivers rallied outside the hub in Glasgow alongside GMB Scotland who are representing the workers - whose recent survey revealed only one in five are earning more now compared to a year ago. <br /><br />The union is arguing it is unclear how Uber calculates fares and wages and does not consider increased fuel and insurance costs. <br /><br />Uber has said drivers are guaranteed a National Living Wage and it regularly communicates with workers and the union.<br /><br />An example from a protester is that an airport run to the city centre typically costs customers £25, yet they only get £11 from the journey. <br /><br />Uber uses surge pricing meaning fares rise as demand increases, while drivers argue the company needs to be more transparent about the system so as to ensure revenue is divided fairly. <br /><br />GMB Scotland has said drivers were struggling to even cover expenses - including fuel and insurance - resulting in some having to take on extra work or another job. <br />

STG Latest London transport and airport round-up

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We run through the latest London transport news.

STG Leeds live gig reflections as city crowned one of the best ‘gig-tripping’ destinations

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What was your best Leeds live music experience? Leeds locals reflect on gigs as the city is ranked the third-best destination for ‘gig-tripping’ in the UK.