London’s literary landscape is littered with unforgotten words. Some real, some the stuff of legends. During a Bloomsbury pub ...

Britain has a long and illustrious history which has resulted in a wonderfully eclectic mix of architectural styles. From ...

These actors are definitely not household names today, but their singular performances are etched in history as some of the ...

1986: A bomb explodes in a crowded disco in Berlin, killing three and injuring more than 200. On the same day, Richard Dunwoody wins the Grand National aboard 15/2 second favourite West Tip. 1988: ...

Just 30 minutes drive from south east London you’ll find Cobham – the village with its own heritage trail and where Charles Dickens once stayed. Not to be confused with Cobham in Surrey, Kent’s ...

Click the FOLLOW button to be the first to know about this artist's upcoming lots, sold lots, exhibitions and articles Charles Dickens Wader was an artist who was born in 1849. How much does a Charles ...

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King Charles played a carrot recorder with the London Vegetable Orchestra at Windsor Castle while celebrating community music leaders, joking about taking the carrot home. King Charles III made a ...

Among the reception's many guests was the London Vegetable Orchestra, who notably played music using instruments crafted from home-grown vegetables. Charles tried his hand at one of the unique ...

King Charles III showed off his musical skills by using an unconventional instrument. The British monarch, 76, cohosted a reception celebrating the importance of community music with Prince ...