David Starkey: ‘I’ve witnessed the disintegration of everything that I loved in Britain’
The historian – once dubbed ‘the rudest man in Britain’ – on cancel culture, free speech and why he refuses to ‘shut up’ ...
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The stadium options Chelsea are exploring - including two mystery sites
Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital are aware they need to build a new home fit for a king to compete with their rivals in an ...
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Free half-term history fun at Sunderland's Bridges shopping centre
Kids can turn back time at the Bridges this half term, with a week of free events spanning centuries of history.
Ginger people need protection from bullying, says MP
Ginger people need protection from bullying and abuse, according to an MP. Labour MP Chris Evans has asked ministers to consider extending equalities legislation to cover hair colour as well as race ...
Unique properties: Oldest house in Horsforth goes on the market – five-bed family home & one-bed cottage
Currently on the market with Adair Paxton, Newlaithes Manor offers its next inhabitants a comfortable and sympathetically ...
The market town an hour from Bristol that is perfect for a romantic break
It is an ideal base for exploring the countryside and mountains around it, as well as its high street full of independent ...
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The 6 signs of disabling Tudor disease that triggers ‘red, hot attacks’ – as James Corden reveals diagnosis
When Henry VIII was diagnosed, it became firmly entrenched in popular belief as 'the disease of kings.' James Corden is among the two in every 100 people in the UK who are affected by goutCredit ...
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TV fans rejoice as all seasons of 'the best show since The Sopranos' are made available to stream - with racy BBC period drama hailed as 'glorious and gorgeous'
The New York Times added: 'Showtime’s glorious, gorgeous The Tudors is the best series since The Sopranos. Period.' The fourth and final series aired in 2010 and now all four seasons are ...
County Durham metal detectorist dug up treasure trove of Tudor and Stuart sixpences
John Ord Renshaw, 44, was out in County Durham when he discovered eight coins from the reign of Elizabeth I and three from ...
Did Richard III really kill his nephews? The question is tearing historians apart.
Richard III has long stood accused of murdering his nephews in 1483, but some experts doubt it. A new piece of evidence has ...
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The ‘Kate Effect’: How Kate Middleton’s Clothing Impacts the Economy, Public and More
Us breaks down why Kensington Palace was right to acknowledge the public's enjoyment of royal glamour and the significant ...