England

Medieval toilet proves key in confirming residence of last Anglo-Saxon King of England

The inclusion of a latrine in the wooden structure proved pivotal in indicating the elite status of the building.

1,500-year-old Roman coffin found in East England during A47 highway works

The sarcophagus was recovered from a small Roman roadside cemetery, undisturbed since its burial in Roman times.

Impassable motorways: Northern England paralyzed by heavy snowfall and icy roads

Heavy snow and freezing rain made many northern England roads, including the A66, impassable, causing widespread closures.

Organizers of World Indoor Bowls Championships renew invitation to Israeli players

Earlier in the day, it was reported that Israeli players would be barred from participating following a campaign by pro-Palestinian groups.

31/12/2024

Former terrorist takes legal action against 'offensive' historic pub name

Khalid Baqa told The Independent that if he won his claim, the money would be donated to orphans in Gaza or Syria

24/12/2024

Muhammad overtakes Noah as most popular baby boy name in England and Wales

This marks the first time the single spelling of the name Muhammad has topped the list without combining variations or alternative spellings.

Jews must stand tall, reclaim our identity, and embody the legacy of Benjamin Disraeli

Israel stands as a beacon of hope, fighting barbaric terror to free both Jews and Palestinians from the shackles of some of the worst terror organizations in the world.

By STEVEN BURG
07/12/2024

Visitors can explore King Henry I's royal chambers at Corfe Castle after nearly 400 years

The castle served as King Henry I's personal penthouse, featuring luxurious quarters and innovations like a 'garderobe.'

Greatest murder mystery in English royal history closer to be solved?

Richard III has long been suspected of having had his nephews murdered, with prevailing theories blaming him for their disappearance.

5,000-years-old neolithic stone circles discovered in Dartmoor support 'Sacred Arc' theory

According to the theory, prehistoric people constructed a network of stone circles as part of an interconnected sacred landscape during the Neolithic period.

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