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TravelThe Holy Grail, Gothic cathedrals and a town called CheddarA five-day drive from London to Wells will take you on a picturesque road trip with a wonderful destination.
HistoryAnthony Ashley-Cooper: Britain’s foremost Victorian social reformer’s battle against povertyThe Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury's crusades against poverty, abusive child labour, and a lack of educational opportunities made him Britain's foremost Victorian social reformer.
Food & DrinkPudding power! Great British desserts you’ll want to try
HistoryThe day the BBC launched the world’s first regular TV service in 1936The launch of the world's first regular television service by the British Broadcasting Corporation on November 2, 1936, marked a turning point in the history of mass communication.
CultureOn This Day: Band Aid’s “Do They Know It’s Christmas” in 1984In London on November 25, 1984, Band Aid, led by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure, united to record a heartfelt response to the Ethiopian famine.
HistoryWATCH: The British seaside in the 1960sTake a look at this amazing clip!
RoyalsQueen Elizabeth’s favourite fast foodDid you know Queen Elizabeth enjoyed this food so much?
TravelA locals favorites! London’s historic iconic marketsLondon city's markets date back to Roman times and today's markets filled with energy surrounded by wonderful architecture and bountiful with treasures will not disappoint.
RoyalsDid you know Kate Middleton inherited this title after the Queen’s death?Did you know that Kate Middleton, Prince William's wife, had her royal title changed when Queen Elizabeth II died?
HistoryWhen Edward of Carnarvon became the first Prince of WalesA history, swashbuckling exploits and symbolic splendor of the role created in 1284 and carried out today by Prince William, King Charles' eldest son.