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Head eastwards to discover the oldest royal palace still in existence - the Tower of London where construction began over a thousand years ago. During the sixteenth century, the Tower of London was best known as a royal prison - it was here that the Princes in the Tower were confined, as were two of Henry VIII's wives: Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard who were subsequently executed on Tower Green and buried within the church of St Peter ad Vincula.

The top companies in the drinks industry, as provided by GlobalData's Influencer dashboard.

Celebrating Emily Brontë's bicentenary with a walk on the moors of West Yorkshire Furious Ghosts In The Stone House ON A GLOOMY, SLATE-GREY MORNING, the arrival at Keighley station of a black locomotive, hauling several maroon and cream carriages, was greeted...

Gavin Macfie crammed an expedition to Central Asia into a week's annual leave, thanks to the highly accessible 4,000m peaks outside Kazakhstan's southern city of Almaty PERHAPS BEST KNOWN to the British as the home of Sasha Baron Cohen's obnoxious...

Kayaking and walking off Scotland's west coast, plus campervan buying guide Once a tent-sleeping purist, Judy Armstrong was converted to the luxuries of kipping out in a campervan by an unforgettable recent trip walking and kayaking the Isle of Mull I...

Jim Perrin celebrates Moel Siabod's fantastic Daear Ddu scrambling route and its wonderful summit view Its Daear Ddu ridge is one of the finest routes to a summit in all of Wales, and the view from the top of Moel...

According to new research, millennials now make up nearly a third of restaurants' annual revenue, and according to a report by global law firm CMS, "Finding the balance: human touch vs. high tech", they spend 13% of their total income on eating out.

On 24th May 2018, you are going to watch the students of two most prominent universities in the UK and the world viz., Oxford and Cambridge battle it out on the Thames during The Cancer Research UK Men's Boat Race and also during the second event called The Cancer Research UK Women's Boat Race.

Nicholas Culpeper was a controversial astrologer and he gave the astounding Spitalfields gastropub The Culpeper its name and every year from 12 March to 26 March 2018, an event is organized in his honor.

This two-day festival that starts at 10 March and will continue till 11 March 2018 marks the International Women's Day and the event comprises of exhibitions, poetry readings, workshops, talks and music championing and empowering women.

In its consecutive eighth year, this year 2018 also brings the women power in action as Women of the World Festival will be celebrated from 7th to 11th Mar 2018 at Southbank Centre in London. The event was originally launched by Jude Kelly, Southbank Centre's Artistic Director

London is the capital city of United Kingdom and it is one of the most beautiful cities and also one of the most populous cities in the world. Culturally it is highly diverse as people from all the globe are staying here. London does have numerous tourist attractions

Kensington is one of the most famous buildings in the world as it was the residence of the world's most famous single mother and it does have more than 300 years of British royalty.

On the month of April on 6th and 7th, head towards RHS London to explore the mesmerizing collection of exotic orchids and spring plants. The show is popularly known as RHS London Orchid Show

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Victorian Giants: The Birth of Art Photography, a show at the NPG featuring Lewis Carroll, Julia Margaret Cameron, Oscar Rejlander, and Clementine Hawarden is being promoted by Phillip Prodger, head of photographs at the National Portrait Gallery.

Planning to visit India with your little angels? Here are the tips for travelling to India with kids.