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RoyalsDid Prince William use a fake name in university?Did you know about Prince William's alter-ego?TravelTen of the best historic literary homesThe varied homes and birthplaces that have influenced the lives of writing of some of Britain's most iconic writers.TravelWandering in literary HampshireFrom Shakespeare to Conan Doyle, this southern county has known the poets and storytellers of England’s past.HistoryOne map to rule them all: The definitive map of LondonLondon is a city steeped in history. Layers of London aims to do just that, by mapping the city's heritage in a new and innovative way.HistoryWhy Winston Churchill is so fondly remembered in MissouriThe Winston Churchill Memorial and Library is located in Fulton, Missouri. Do you know why? Read more to find out.Food & DrinkTraditional British favourite – Bubble and squeak lamb brunch recipeOne of the "greatest peasant dishes of the world" this traditional British potato and cabbage dish dates back to the 18th century.HistoryHow much is St Edward’s Coronation Crown worth?How much does the coronation crown cost? Let's find outHistoryVictoria’s 63-year reign still shapes Britain 125 years after her deathFrom railways and the telephone to the Opium Wars and Jack the Ripper, the queen who gave her name to an age left Britain changed in ways both celebrated and uncomfortable.HistoryHow Britain clothed the world without growing a single scrap of cottonInventions, imported fiber, and grueling factory labor turned northern England into the engine of a global cotton empire.HistoryHoneymoons and holidays – How much do you know about the Royal Yacht Britannia?The Royal Yacht Britannia served the Queen for 44 years from its launch on April 16th, 1953 until it was decommissioned in 1997.