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Inside the World’s Largest Museum of Trans Lives and Stories
The Museum of Transology in London offers the world's biggest collection of objects relating to trans, non-binary, and ...
Severn Bore's history: Dog cruelty and surfing firsts
In 1955, Colonel John Churchill, known as "Mad Jack", became the first person to surf the bore, standing atop a homemade ...
Funfairs, river walks and Hugh Grant – welcome to Fulham (away)
Fulham were so accommodating that they even had a neutral stand where home and away fans could sit next to each other ...
Florence Griswold Museum photo exhibit upends Old Lyme's abolition claims
Florence Griswold site among historic properties once owned by enslavers, rather than a stop on the Underground Railroad.
Why London’s British Museum Remains A Must-See Despite Controversies
Home to some of the world’s most extraordinary artifacts, from the Rosetta Stone to the Elgin Marbles, the British Museum is ...
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How An iPad Dug Up From The Thames Led To The Arrest Of International Thieves Plotting To Murder One Of Britain’s Most Notorious Criminals
The seemingly unconnected theft of a Ming vase stolen from a Swiss museum, a shooting at a comedian’s house in London and the ...
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An A-Z Of (Recently) Lost London
An A-Z of London things lost since the Millennium. Change is inevitable, except from parking meters. And change comes ...
Reflections from sunny Greenwich as the clocks change to summer time
The incumbent, the 15th holder of the title, is Martin John Rees, the Baron Rees of Ludlow, a cross-bench peer and former ...
How an iPad dug up from the Thames solved museum thieves' murder plot
Police were able to use the iPad as key evidence in a trial of three men who plotted to murder a cage fighter.