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TravelThe Scottish Borders – five days in paradiseScotland is a country filled with some incredible sights. The Scottish Borders in particular offer up some stunning views.
HistorySmall museums: The quirky and the quaintAlmost every British town hides something odd. Here’s a sample collection.
HistoryRoosevelt and Churchill’s 1941 Christmas speech during WWIIWhen Winston Churchill went to Washington following Pearl Harbour, the world took notice.
HistoryA Classic Feast: The Traditional British Roast Chicken DinnerA traditional British roast chicken dinner is more than just a meal; it's a cherished ritual that brings warmth and joy to any gathering.
HistoryWATCH: Queen Elizabeth opens Sydney Opera House in 1973Fifty years ago this week Queen Elizabeth II opened the Sydney Opera House and in her speech, Her Majesty said the iconic building had "captured the imagination of the world".
TravelGet a different perspective! See London by bikeTake a day or two and have an active holiday without leaving London. 
HistoryThe Cavalier flight to VirginiaThrough the middle decades of the 17th century, aristocrats and adventurers sought a new life in a new world.
HistorySelfridges Christmas windows – where the wonder began over 100 years agoSince 1909 every inch of Selfridges has been given over to celebrating Christmas, in a most American way.
HistoryWhere lovers run to wed – a history of Gretna GreenForbes Inglis takes a look at Gretna Green, the little Scottish village of love.
TravelPaddington’s London: A bear-y exciting journeyStep into the enchanting world of Michael Bond's beloved Peruvian bear, Paddington, and embark on a paw-sitively delightful adventure through London.