Westminster Archbishop Addresses Vulnerable, Church Failures
Archbishop Richard Moth, installed as leader of Catholics in England and Wales, calls for greater understanding of vulnerable groups while recognizing past institutional failures.
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16 Hard-Earned Relationship Tips for Lasting Love
Guardian readers share invaluable relationship advice from decades of experience, covering communication, laughter, and the importance of friendship in partnerships.
Natchez Plantation Tours Under Fire for Historical Accuracy
Documentary exposes concerns about the portrayal of slavery in Natchez, Mississippi plantation tours, sparking debate over historical interpretation and tourism ethics.
French Town's Sanctuary for Ayatollah Khomeini
Neauphle-le-Château in France became a key sanctuary for Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1978-79, sparking ongoing debates over its historical significance and diplomatic implications.
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Southbank Centre Protected as Polarising Cultural Landmark
The Southbank Centre in London has been granted protected status, recognising its striking architecture and divisive cultural impact. This move preserves the iconic brutalist complex for future generations.
Bramley Apple Tree at Risk as Site Listed for Sale
The original Bramley apple tree, a heritage landmark in Nottinghamshire, is endangered as its surrounding site is put up for sale, raising fears of potential development.
São Paulo Passes 'Bob Coveiro Law' for Pet Burials
Brazil's São Paulo state has enacted the 'Bob Coveiro Law,' allowing pets to be buried with owners, inspired by a dog who guarded his owner's grave for a decade.
Oman First to Confirm Ramadan 2026 Start Date
Oman has become the first country worldwide to officially announce the start date for Ramadan 2026, following rigorous astronomical and religious assessments by its moonsighting committee.
Welsh Chapel That Inspired Hymn Saved by Fundraising
The historic Cwm Rhondda chapel in Wales, which inspired the hymn 'Bread of Heaven,' has been rescued from closure through a successful community fundraising campaign.
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London's Secret Royal Florist: From Diana to the Queen
Discover Longmans Florist, the City's oldest flower shop that crafted bouquets for Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II, now hidden on Goswell Road with a 130-year history.
Maya History Rewritten: Survival Over Collapse
Archaeologists are shifting focus from the Maya collapse to their remarkable survival, using Lidar and DNA to reveal a population of up to 16 million in ancient lowlands, with modern political implications in Guatemala.
California Returns Historic Land to Washoe Tribe
In a landmark move, California has returned ancestral land to the Washoe Tribe, marking a significant step in addressing historical injustices and promoting tribal sovereignty.
Spanish Bishops Launch Video Game to Boost Church Marriages
Facing plummeting church wedding numbers, Spanish bishops have unveiled a retro-style video game called Level Up! to promote Christian marriage values like patience and integrity ahead of Valentine's Day.
Berlin's Defiance: Surviving Nazi Rule in 'Stay Alive'
Ian Buruma's book 'Stay Alive: Berlin 1939-45' explores how ordinary Berliners resisted Nazi oppression through small acts of defiance while struggling to survive.
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Scotland's Loch Insh Old Kirk Faces Closure Threat
The historic Loch Insh Old Kirk in the Cairngorms, with roots dating to the 7th century, faces closure despite its rich heritage and vibrant wildlife sanctuary.
US Monuments Altered Under Trump's 'History Rewrite' Order
National Park Service removes slavery exhibits at President's House in Philadelphia and other sites to comply with Trump's executive order, sparking legal challenges and criticism from historians.
2026 Fire Horse Chinese Zodiac Horoscope Predictions
Discover what the Year of the Fire Horse 2026 holds for all 12 Chinese zodiac signs, from love and career to finance. Get detailed horoscope insights for Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.
Black Soldiers in Vietnam: A War Within a War
Wil Haygood's new book, 'The War Within a War,' sheds light on the overlooked experiences of Black Americans in Vietnam, from combat to cultural impact, amid modern efforts to rewrite military history.
English Heritage Launches 'Bonding Benches' for Parents
English Heritage is installing 'bonding benches' with sliding signs at its sites to help parents connect and tackle isolation, alongside family activities and NCT walks.
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Plumber's Grisly Find Began Serial Killer's Downfall
On this day in 1983, a plumber in Muswell Hill discovered human flesh blocking a drain, leading to the arrest of serial killer Dennis Nilsen who murdered at least 15 people.
Docklands Bombing 30 Years On: IRA's Path to Negotiations
A retrospective on the 1996 Canary Wharf explosion that ended the IRA ceasefire, examining how the attack influenced the Northern Ireland peace process and political negotiations.
Scotland's Last D-Day Veteran Dies Aged 100
Albert Lamond, one of Scotland's final D-Day veterans, has passed away at 100. The Glasgow-born signalman served in Normandy and the Pacific during WWII.
Face of 'Vampire' Reconstructed from Croatian Grave
Scientists have rebuilt the face of a man whose remains were mutilated posthumously in 15th/16th century Croatia to prevent him rising as a vampire, revealing his violent life.
D-Day Veteran Stan Ford Dies at Age 100
Stan Ford, a Bath-based D-Day survivor injured in the HMS Fratton sinking, dedicated his life to honouring fallen comrades as a Normandy Memorial ambassador.
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Early Brisbane Fragments Found in Salvage Archaeology
Archaeologists have recovered significant fragments from early Brisbane during a salvage operation, shedding new light on the city's colonial history and development.
Queen Elizabeth coins slammed for Shrek-like appearance
Commemorative coins marking Queen Elizabeth II's centenary have drawn criticism for an unflattering portrait, with social media comparing it to Shrek and Mrs Doubtfire.
South London Church Saved by Community Campaign
A South London church, facing an uncertain future, has been preserved following a successful community-led campaign, highlighting local activism and heritage conservation efforts.
A Daughter's Reflection on Her Mother's Veranda
Indigo Perry shares poignant memories of her mother, using the metaphor of a veranda to explore their complex relationship and find comfort after her passing.
Dickens' Heir Unveils Golden Dog & Pot Statue in London
Ollie Dickens, great-great-great-grandson of Charles Dickens, reveals the significance of a golden Dog and Pot sculpture being installed in Southwark, honouring his ancestor's legacy and social impact.
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Royal Family's Complex History Recalled in Exhibition
A new exhibition explores the intricate and often turbulent history of the British monarchy, delving into past controversies and family dynamics that have shaped the institution.
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