Gibraltar doesn’t even cover three square miles of the Iberian Peninsula, but for such a tiny piece of land, it has been many things over many years. [click to continue…]
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Gibraltar doesn’t even cover three square miles of the Iberian Peninsula, but for such a tiny piece of land, it has been many things over many years. [click to continue…]
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Uncover London’s hidden gems with this Secret Guide to London infographic, showcasing the best things to do in London off the tourist radar. The infographic was put together by Marriott and features 10 tip-offs across the city [click to continue…]
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I have way too many thoughts on the finale for one episode, so this post covers the character revelations and later this week there will be a second going over the plot. [click to continue…]
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Back in March I wrote a post What is Eurovision? Whereby I attempted to explain how this Euro event came to be and the contribution the UK had made to it since its conception. [click to continue…]
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Thanks to everyone who entered my latest giveaway. Please stay tuned for more great giveaways and if you’re a resident of the U.K., makes sure you enter the one I have running now. [click to continue…]
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On Sunday, 12 May, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awarded their signature theatrical mask statuettes for excellence in television performance and programing. According to bafta.org, “entries are invited from cable, satellite and terrestrial broadcasters and independent production companies. [click to continue…]
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The Tube turned 150 years old this year and this programme that aired on BBC Two Thursday is part of a series that recounts its history. In this video we see the world’s oldest subway system through the eyes of its workers. [click to continue…]
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Don’t Need The Sunshine is a humorous journey around Britain’s seaside holiday destinations. John Osborne has never been a fan of going abroad somewhere hot on holiday. He blames the bigging up of ‘abroad’ on his parents – or at least their generation. [click to continue…]
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