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HistoryJohn Logie Baird, the pioneer of television, changed the world foreverOn Jan 26, 1926, John Logie Baird, the forgotten pioneer of television, first demonstrated his invention, the colour television, changing the world forever. 
TravelLoving the life at Ightham Mote dating back to 1320It’s a balancing act to live an ordinary life in extraordinary surroundings 
TravelHow Cornwall’s wild coast shaped Daphne du Maurier’s gothic imaginationFrom a crumbling manor she called "mine by right of love" to a moorland inn full of smugglers, the real Cornwall behind Rebecca and Jamaica Inn still lures readers today.
HistoryNorth British migration: From the Irish Sea to the Allegheny MountainsThe North British Migration was crucial.
RoyalsIs Harry, the Duke of Sussex, still a prince?The Royal Family removed Prince Harry’s “Royal Highness” title, three years after he stepped away from his royal duties.
RoyalsDid Queen Elizabeth really fall in love with this world leader?Queen Elizabeth met every American president during her time as Queen. But which one left the biggest mark? Let's take a look.
Food & DrinkWhat is the Scottish dish haggis?One of the most traditional Scottish dishes, traditionally eating on Burns' Night, made with offal and usually washed down with whiskey, this is a must-try for people visiting Scotland.
TravelGet outta town – the River Thames and the ChilternsThe River Thames is so much more than just a London waterway. Lets get on the road!
TravelHampton Court’s Chocolate KitchenHidden behind a store room, a complete Georgian confectionery reveals itself.
HistoryThe shock of the familiar at St. Martin-in-the-FieldsHave you ever had a shock seeing someone on your travels that looks strikingly like a close friend from home? You might if you see St.-Martin-in-the-Fields’ façade.