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TravelIronmasters of Wales – history forged in the ValleyA trip along the Heads of the Valley road certainly unwraps a rich story, of visionary ironmasters and hard-grafting workers, who forged industrial, social and political revolution.
HistoryThe “last lion of British politics”, Sir Winston ChurchillWe know Winston Churchill as a hard-nosed, inspirational Prime Minister who led Britain through one of its toughest periods. How did that come to be?
RoyalsHRH Queen Elizabeth II writings on her faithThe late Queen Elizabeth II once said, "I have been — and remain — very grateful to you for your prayers and to God for his steadfast love."
HistoryViews from Lancashire’s PanopticonsPublic art in the Pennines - The panopticons perched above East Lancashire’s valley-towns are building-sized sculptures set in the midst of stunning views.
RoyalsWhat did Queen Elizabeth eat everyday?Was Queen Elizabeth's diet the secret to her good health?
HistoryThe Brontë Sisters and their inspirationsIt's no secret that the Brontë sisters were inspired by their surroundings, but was it their hometown of Haworth that inspired them or the nearby moors?
TravelA walk through time in the picturesque Marlborough DownsSince the Neolithic period, inhabitants of Wiltshire have trekked this pathway across the Marlborough Downs and through thousands of years of England's history.
HistoryIndustrial heritage sites – the engine houses of the modern worldSome of the greatest historic sites in Britain that illustrate how the world changed during the Industrial Revolution.
RoyalsThrowback: When Queen Elizabeth and 007 joined forces!Have you seen this clip of Queen Elizabeth II and 007?
CultureWATCH: Five modern classic British filmsLooking for something new to watch? What about these British classic movies.
HistoryThe “last lion of British politics”, Sir Winston ChurchillWe know Winston Churchill as a hard-nosed, inspirational Prime Minister who led Britain through one of its toughest periods. How did that come to be?RoyalsHRH Queen Elizabeth II writings on her faithThe late Queen Elizabeth II once said, "I have been — and remain — very grateful to you for your prayers and to God for his steadfast love."HistoryViews from Lancashire’s PanopticonsPublic art in the Pennines - The panopticons perched above East Lancashire’s valley-towns are building-sized sculptures set in the midst of stunning views.RoyalsWhat did Queen Elizabeth eat everyday?Was Queen Elizabeth's diet the secret to her good health?HistoryThe Brontë Sisters and their inspirationsIt's no secret that the Brontë sisters were inspired by their surroundings, but was it their hometown of Haworth that inspired them or the nearby moors?TravelA walk through time in the picturesque Marlborough DownsSince the Neolithic period, inhabitants of Wiltshire have trekked this pathway across the Marlborough Downs and through thousands of years of England's history.HistoryIndustrial heritage sites – the engine houses of the modern worldSome of the greatest historic sites in Britain that illustrate how the world changed during the Industrial Revolution.RoyalsThrowback: When Queen Elizabeth and 007 joined forces!Have you seen this clip of Queen Elizabeth II and 007?CultureWATCH: Five modern classic British filmsLooking for something new to watch? What about these British classic movies.