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HistoryOn This Day: King George VI and Queen Elizabeth celebrated their wedding in 1923On April 26, 1923, the Duke of York married Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at Westminster Abbey in London.
HistoryIt’s St. George’s Day! Here’s everything you need to knowSt. George's Day is upon us.
RoyalsHappy 6th Birthday to Prince LouisToday Prince William and Kate Middleton's third and youngest child celebrates his sixth birthday. Here's everything you need to know. 
CultureCharlie Chaplin’s speech in “The Great Dictator” still relevant todayCharlie Chaplin's call for peace in the final speech of The Great Dictator is regrettably as relevant today as it was in 1940.
HistoryOn This Day: The Union Flag became the official flag of Britain in 1606The Union Flag, also known as the Union Jack, is the official flag of Britain. It was first created in Apr 12, 1606.
HistoryKate and William taking time away from Windsor amid cancer diagnosisKate Middleton and Prince William are taking a break with the children away from Windsor following the news that Kate has been diagnosed with cancer. 
HistoryEverything you need to know about Princess Eugenie for her birthday!Wishing a very happy 34th birthday to Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena of York!
HistoryBritain’s Queen Camilla visits Northern Ireland without KingArriving at the Royal residence in County Down, the Queen will carry out a series of engagements.
HistoryOn This Day: Dr David Livingstone, Scottish missionary and explorer, was born in 1813Forbis Inglis takes a look at the story of Dr. David Livingstone, missionary, explorer, and anti-slavery campaigner.
HistoryFrom lush to ych a fi, the Welsh slang you need before the rugby season startsWales has hundreds of words and phrases found nowhere else in the world, and these are the ones you are most likely to hear from Cardiff to the Valleys.