Did the Royals have magical powers? How English monarchs claimed to heal the sick by performing this one disgusting ritual
The Royal touch was a ritual practised over hundreds of years, where people would travel from far and wide to have their ...
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Fall of Basing House, Basingstoke, in the English Civil War
Basing House was a thorn in Parliament’s side. Commanding the road to London (held by the parliamentarians) the mansion hampered the city’s communications and its prosperous wool trade. It was ...
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Margaret Douglas is niece to the king in Wolf Hall (and here's how in real life)
Henry VIII notes that Margaret Douglas is his niece in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light episode 2. Here's how the ...
Church of England launches review into disgraced priest David Tudor
A review of how the case of the disgraced priest David Tudor was handled has been launched, the Church of England says. Tudor ...
The ultimate guide to the best Sunday roasts across Britain that you MUST try - does your favourite make the list? By top travel expert SIMON HEPTINSTALL
We should treasure our Sunday roast tradition - it's one of Britain's few world-famous gourmet specialities. Here are 76 of ...
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High-Tech Imaging Allows Researchers to Read Handwritten Medieval Arthurian Tales Hidden in the Binding of a Property Record
The stories are part of a French sequel to Arthurian legend, and its binding was repurposed in the 16th century ...