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Food & DrinkIn praise of a British favourite fish & chipsWinston Churchill called it “The Good Companions”. We call fish & chips delicious.HistoryEngland’s Un-natural LandscapeThroughout ancient Britain, the hand of man is almost as ubiquitous as the hand of God.TravelExploring Wales and unearthing magic and legendsExploring the castles, mountains, winding roads, and valleys of the mystical Wales where so many tales of princes, heroes, villains, and saints live on.HistoryIn search of the Empire!Let's take an in-depth look into what lead to the British Empire becoming quite possibly the biggest of its kind with Dana Huntley.RoyalsWhat do you know about Queen Elizabeth’s cousin, Princess Alexandra?Princess Alexandra is the late Queen Elizabeth II's cousin, but how much do you know about this hard-working Royal? HistoryScottish Crown Jewels’ history is an incredible one that starts in RomeThe Scots have placed their affections in some strange places throughout their battle-worn historyHistoryWas William Shakespeare a fraud?Is everything we know about The Bard, William Shakespeare, true?HistoryThe Joys of English CiderSummer is in full swing, and what better way to enjoy it than with a glass of cider. Join us as we take a look at one of Britain's most beloved beverages.TravelWelcome to the Port of ManchesterDozens of ships unload their cargo onto the docks at the port of Manchester, some of it bound for nearby warehouses, some straight for the local mills and factories.HistoryBritish officials prevented Princess Margaret from visiting Ireland during 1960sMargaret, who was the younger sister of the late Queen Elizabeth II, planned to spend Easter in Birr Castle in Ireland with her husband Lord Snowden, and their two children in April 1968.