Travel boost, Europe 2017: A curated list from Summit Global Education, with recommended resources to watch (read or listen to) before, during, or after your upcoming trip to Europe
The existence of a secret network of Cold War-era tunnels beneath central London can be confirmed by recently-released Land Registry data, Who Owns...
Before New York Times bestselling author Bill Bryson wrote The Road to Little Dribbling, he took this delightfully irreverent jaunt around the unpa...
Muddled laws give them wide discretion | Britain
Published on Jan 6, 2014 Stratfor examines the main geographic factors that have shaped the British Isles and its relationships, internally and ex...
Published on Sep 9, 2015 The Royal Family from 1066 until today.
The Guardian, 2017: India, For a century, the East India Company conquered, subjugated and plundered vast tracts of south Asia. The lessons of its ...
The long read: It was to be a grand day out: a peaceful rally to call for political reform. But the authorities were spoiling for a fight. The Pete...
The plan is for 50 million new trees to repopulate one of the least wooded parts of the country—and offer a natural escape from several cities in t...
DAWN’S rays crest the palm and date fronds. Lights on the African coast pulsate gently through the February haze. In the shadows falling from the s...
Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE), Jul 19, 2017, PIIE President Adam Posen says that the United Kingdom’s choice to close itse...
Neonicotinoids, banned on flowering crops, were found in nearly all rivers tested, increasing concerns over their impact on fish and birds
Benoit Wirz, investment partner at Brighteye Ventures, highlights why the UK can lead the way in EdTech.
WHAT’S in a name? With just one week to go until Britain’s general election, voters should by now have a fairly clear idea what all the parties sta...
A stiff upper lip and an almost genetic love of tea are what makes the English English. Except that the latter was actually influenced by a Portugu...
Despite being ringed on all sides by the UK – Northern Ireland to west, Scotland to the north, England to the east and Wales to the south – the Isl...
Public spending on transport in the north is barely half what it is in the south-east. That must change
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