Ralph Fiennes Talks ‘Conclave’s Important Message Of “Tolerance” And “Asking Questions”, Reveals A ‘28 Years Later’ Detail
Ralph Fiennes talks Conclave's important message of "Tolerance" and "asking questions", reveals set detail on 28 Years Later.
East Anglian Daily Times 244d
Hadleigh remembers town vicar, put to death 470 years ago
Hadleigh vicar Dr Rowland Taylor was put to death. Dr Taylor was one of many Protestant martyrs killed under Mary I.
Smithsonian Magazine4d
This Tragic European Monarch Was Executed for Treason on Her Cousin’s Orders
Elizabeth I ordered the beheading of Mary, Queen of Scots, a Catholic claimant to the English throne, on this day in 1587 ...
Daily Star on MSN4d
King Henry VIII named least popular British monarch – beheading wives can't have helped
With around 63 monarchs spanning over 1,200 years, the UK have been sharing their thoughts on their favourite of the historic ...
Royal Central5d
The difficult history of meetings between the British Monarch and the Pope
King Charles and Queen Camilla will make a State Visit to the Holy See in April. It is an historic moment as the Supreme ...
Spear's Magazine5d
Never tired of Whitehall
‘When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life,’ said Samuel Johnson in 1777.
Queen's rebellion letter from 16th century smashes auction expectations
The letter is dated January 28, 1554, and signed ' Mary the quene'. It is addressed to William Paget, a 16th century diplomat ...
Spitalfields Life6d
A Brief History Of Smithfield Market
Smithfield means ‘smooth field’ and, though the Romans called it by a different name, they recognised that this green expanse was too useful to be covered in houses.