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The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) in London, originally constructed in 1896, is set to reopen its doors on June 22, 2023, following a comprehensive transformation. Led by Jamie Fobert

 

In a recent announcement, Vogue's Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour, renowned author Ian McEwan, and esteemed immunologist and geneticist John Bell have been honored as Companions

 

George Windsor, the Earl of St Andrews and a member of the British royal family, has handed over a 16th-century book to Poland's National Library, which originally belonged to its collection

 

Renowned graffiti artist Banksy has announced his highly anticipated solo exhibition, marking his first official showcase in 14 years. The exhibition, titled "CUT & RUN: 25 years card labour," will

In a remarkable display of community-driven action, two artists in north London have successfully harnessed people power to combat soaring energy bills and address the urgent issue of global

 

Archaeologists in south London have made an extraordinary discovery of a "completely unique" Roman mausoleum. The well-preserved remains were found at the Liberty of Southwark site in

The Chief Rabbi, Sir Ephraim Mirvis, known for his scholarly pursuits, has revealed his appreciation for the viral word puzzle game Wordle, emphasizing its ability to foster family bonds.

Manchester Jewish Museum has revealed the long-hidden contents of a time capsule discovered within the walls of a former synagogue. The glass container, found during a £6 million

 

Songs by Paul McCartney and John Lennon have been transformed into new Beatles tracks using artificial intelligence, evoking emotional responses from fans. The AI program was applied to

 

The Duchess of Kent made a rare public appearance to show her support for young musicians and highlight her passion for music. She hosted a special concert at St. James' Palace, along with