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On this Day: Battle of Trafalgar victory leader Horatio Nelson is born

Today we mark Admiral Horatio Nelson's birthday by looking back at his life and the Battle of Trafalgar.

On This Day: "God Save the King" is sung for the first time at London’s Drury Lane Theatre in 1745

As Britain welcomes it's new King Charles II we take a look at the history behind the national anthem "God Save the King".

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What have we learned about Jack the Ripper's last victim?

For over 130 years the story of Jack the Ripper has fascinated millions all over the world - but what about his victims? Finally, their stories get told.

Royals

WATCH: 1952 British Pathé Princess Elizabeth as she's proclaimed Queen is incredible

On the Proclamation Day of Queen Elizabeth, this incredible footage was released by the newsreel specialists British Pathé. It is quite stunning.

Travel

From outdoor sculpture parks to museums - Terrific free things to do in the United Kingdom

See! Some of the best things in life are free! We take a look at the tourist attractions around the United Kingdom (UK) that are free... gratis! Imagine that!

Royals

Why do only some Royals wear tiaras

Have you ever wondered why only some royals wear tiaras and others never have? We know!

Travel

Is Arundel, West Sussex, the best town in Britain?

Is Arundel the best town in Britain?

Travel

How wool built the Cotswolds

Most visitors coming to Britain prepare themselves for rain. Just over 2,000 years ago, the invading Roman army prepared by bringing their own supplies of wool—on the backs of sheep.

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Land of cider apples, Offa’s Dyke and ancient battles - touring the Welsh Marches

For serious Anglophiles who want to see the classic Britain of yore and a gentler way of life, it is hard to beat the rural, agrarian landscapes of the border counties known as the Marches.

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