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On This Day: Dame Vera Lynn was born in 1917, in London

The beloved singer, Dame Vera Lynn, was best known for her work during World War II, when she kept spirits high with her wistful songs.

Great British heroes: Vera Lynn - "The Forces Sweetheart"

In the bleak years of World War II, Vera Lynn’s songs captured the spirit of their times and charged the morale of British servicemen everywhere.

The Beatles and Liverpool - exploring the history of where the world's greatest band began

Liverpool is best known as the home of The Beatles, but there's more to the city than that. Join us as we take a trip through Merseyside.

George Thomson, the collector of Britain's national folk songs

George Thomson, whom history remembers best as the organizer and director of the first Edinburgh Music Festival, also deserves credit as a collector of Britain's national folk songs.

The history behind British Christmas carols

A baby in a manger, wise men, goodwill, peace on earth...What are Christmas carols?

Become enchanted by London's Royal Opera House

The Royal Opera House is always worth a visit.

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Finish the summer strong or plan your next adventure with these novel UK events for August and September 2022

A round-up of some great festivals, exhibitions and events around the United Kingdom this August and September.

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