Tŷ Mawr is a building of great cultural significance as it was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, the first person to translate the Bible into Welsh. His efforts ensured the survival of the Welsh language. Find out more: bit.ly/3YOIW5g

Dave Whelan's Discount Store, Wigan town centre, 1969. A large queue was attracted when it appealed for new shop assistants (Wigan Today).

Broadcaster and writer Georgia Mann (Essential Classics, BBC Proms) selects the music that has had the biggest impact on her classical-music.com/features/works…

“I am Martin Parr” : BBC Four on Monday, 1st September. ⁦M⁩ ⁦Hannah Cassidy⁩ share.google/Sq5o5jwIhsc1MJ…

Also on BBC Four on Monday, this programme from 1999: Martin Parr: Think of England share.google/nCVOdPohWcPYXj…

"I love coming to Catalans and the feel and challenge of a different place at a proud club with passionate supporters. We're looking forward to the game in Paris next year, these kind of events are part and parcel of what we are all about at Wigan." Matt Peet last night. ❤️💛

A memorial to the Mumbles lifeboat disaster of 1947 in All Saints, Mumbles #stainedglasssunday and #sundayyellow

A stunning autochrome from 1915: a young lady - representing the Buddhist goddess Quan - holds a lotus flower whilst sitting on a giant lily pad. I've enhanced this striking shot by Frankin Price Knott which was taken in colour 110 years ago. It is not colourised.

Ten years ago, former German chancellor Angela Merkel famously said, "We’ll manage it," as Germany allowed hundreds of thousands of displaced people to become legal immigrants. How do refugees feel about living in the country today?

Israel is murdering every witness to their genocide. One by one.

Once upon a time on Karl-Marx-Allee

Has there ever been a robot that was good at typing?

A lamp lighter in Warrington, Lancashire. Historically Warrington was part of Lancashire. It was transferred to Cheshire in 1974.

Looking from the coastal path at mountains Rhinog Fawr, Rhinog Fach and Y Llethr, last week. #mondayblue

Morning! Happy 1st September! Join us BBC Radio 3 9.30 for this 👇

1 September 1981. Nazi war criminal Albert Speer, Hitler’s architect, died (aged 76). He falsely claimed he had no knowledge of the Holocaust at the Nuremberg war trial thereby escaping a death sentence. He was released from prison in 1966 and made a fortune from his memoirs.

JUST IN: The world’s leading association of genocide scholars has passed a resolution stating that the legal criteria have been met to establish that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

Remembering Violet Carson, born this day in 1898.

Als Hitler im Februar 1933 in Stuttgart eine im Radio gesendete Rede hielt, setzten junge Antifaschisten ein Zeichen und entzogen dem Diktator das Wort – indem sie das Rundfunkkabel zerstörten. Die Aktion ging als „Stuttgarter Kabelattentat“ in die Widerstandsgeschichte ein. 1/2

I know there's a rule in UK media that migrants and asylum seekers must be on every front page and take up at least the first half of any news bulletin - but not sure this 👇 will receive quite so much coverage today as it doesn't whip up support for Reform ?