Culture
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English professor explores modernism's obsession with the aristocracy
In an era marked by the rise of democracy, the decline of empires, and the turbulence of two world wars, Britain's hereditary aristocracy experienced a profound shift fromRead More... -
Queen Camilla and France's first lady unveil new literary award
On the ongoing State Visit to France, Queen Camilla introduced a fresh literary award. During their visit to the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Queen Camilla and FrenchRead More... -
Degas and Van Gogh masterpieces anticipated to fetch staggering sums at Ghent auction
On October 1st, the New-Art auction house in West Flanders will commence the bidding for two remarkable artworks in Ghent—an exquisite creation by Dutch maestroRead More... -
French teens embrace English-language reading trend
In French bookstores, teens are embracing a new trend of reading books in their original English language, driven by the popularity of "romantasy."Read More... -
Unesco calls for reevaluation of controversial Stonehenge tunnel plan
The United Nations cultural agency, Unesco, has urged the UK government to revise its contentious proposal for a road tunnel near Stonehenge, warning that the WorldRead More... -
Princess Diana's iconic sheep sweater sets auction record at $1.14 million
In a recent auction at Sotheby's online Fashion Icons sale, a red sweater featuring a whimsical pattern of sheep worn by Princess Diana during her younger years sold for an astoundingRead More... -
Weston Museum concludes a summer of enjoyable activities
An event at Weston Museum will round off a summer of fun to celebrate some of England’s most iconic scenery along the King Charles III England Coast Path.Read More... -
Exploring the literary havens: the best libraries in London
London, a city steeped in history and culture, is a bibliophile's paradise with a rich tapestry of libraries waiting to be explored. Whether you seek a serene reading nook,Read More... -
Cleveland pools: historic Bath lido reopens after 40-year hiatus
The United Kingdom's oldest lido, Cleveland Pools in Bath, has welcomed visitors once again, nearly four decades after its closure to the public. This revival is the result of aRead More... -
Ezra Collective makes history as first jazz act to win Mercury Music Prize
Ezra Collective has achieved a historic milestone as the first jazz ensemble to claim the prestigious Mercury Prize with their album "Where I'm Meant To Be."Read More... -
Freddie Mercury's belongings fetch impressive prices at auction
In a recent auction by Sotheby's, a Yamaha baby grand piano once used by the legendary Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, to craft some of the band's most iconic hits, including "BohemianRead More... -
Stonehenge tunnel campaigners take petition to UNESCO
Campaigners against the construction of a road tunnel near Stonehenge are bringing their petition to UNESCO. Leading members of The Stonehenge Alliance (TSA) and SaveRead More... -
Memorial to honor Queen Elizabeth II to be revealed in 2026
Almost a year following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, plans for a permanent tribute to commemorate her legacy have been set into motion with the establishment of theRead More...
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£25 million will be invested in projects that use nature to protect communities from flooding, Environment Minister Rebecca Pow announced today (22 September).
Next, the FTSE100 high street giant, has announced plans to shutter 11 more stores this year, delivering another significant blow to the struggling High Street. This move
At Cockett Wick, over 14,000 tonnes of Norwegian Granite have been brought in by barge over the last 6 weeks to reinforce flood defences. The new armour, which was
Five Bulgarian nationals suspected of spying for Russia will face charges of conspiracy to conduct espionage, according to the Crown Prosecution Service. Orlin Roussev, Bizer Dzhambazov,
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, will today warn world leaders at the United Nations Climate Ambition Summit that humanity is inflicting ‘self-harm on a planetary scale’.
The UK will stand as a key ally with developing countries in their efforts to cut emissions.
Ryanair has announced that it will reduce its winter 2023/2024 schedule at Dublin Airport in response to higher passenger charges. The airline has canceled 17 routes and relocated 19 aircraft
In a recent release of official data, government borrowing in August exceeded economists' expectations, standing at £11.6 billion, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics
Thousands more young people will soon receive additional crucial support when leaving care as today, 21 September 2023, the government announces 27 new local authorities to join the
A group of men attired in Nazi military uniforms were escorted away from a 1940s-themed event in Sheringham, Norfolk, "for their own safety," according to event organizers.