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Budget Shops in Britain
While the current British pound is strong, many other currencies, such as the American dollar, are much weaker. Charity shops provide budget opportunities for travelers.
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Adlerstag, Knickebeins, and Bletchey Park: Britain, Ultra, and the Battle of Britain, 1940
Article about a little-known aspect of the Battle of Britain--- how the cracking of German Luftwaffe codes led to the RAF's victory.
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Britain's Race Relations Problem
This article looks at the state of race relations in Britain today, from the government's insubstantial proposals to ease tensions, to what needs to be done in future.
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The Emperor Carausius
The rebel emperor of Britain and Gaul for eight years, Carausius's story is one of piracy, betrayal and political intrigue during the third century AD.
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The Day of Reckoning for New Labour?
The result of the 5 May general election in Britain seems a foredrawn conclusion, but precisely why is that the situation?
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british general elections
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2005 election in britain
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tony blair and iraq
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politics in britain
Why Vortigern?
Vortigern gets the blame for inviting Hengist and the rest of the Saxons into Britain. Is this blame justified?
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Asian Orchestra to Visit Britain
The long-closed country of North Korea recently approved its orchestra's tour to England, due in part to a soccer match that took place 41 years ago.
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north korean state orchestra
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suzannah clarke
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pyongyang
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middlesbrough
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the game of their lives
Big Cats in Britain
Accounts of big cat sightings have been reported in the British Isles for over 40 years. What are people seeing?
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Big Cats in Britain, Part II
Not all encounters with big cats in Britain have proved to be benign. Both farm animals and humans have been the object of attacks by these wild felines.
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Britain and the Falklands
Since being discovered by European explorers, few people have actually lived on the Falklands islands, but many countries have claimed ownership.
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argentina
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ferdinan magellean
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uss lexington
Britain by the A and B Roads
Holidaying by car lets you explore the 'real' England, but motorways can be stressful. Stay relaxed. Drive the old 'A' & 'B' roads and stay in roadside pubs & inns.
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Britain's Food Festivals 2007
Whether it's England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland or Wales, people love their local food and drink (& music) and the British Isles has festivals all year round
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Britain's Haunted Hotels
Britain's historic hotels have many mysterious guests and here are some of the best ghostly tales of the spirits who haunt the corridors - and never pay their bills!
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Britain's Heritage Railways
The 1960s saw the end of steam trains on British Rail. Today, preserved and narrow gauge railways make it possible to relive the past.
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Britain, Ireland: Myths, Legends
In the new paperback edition of Myths and Legends of Britain and Ireland, author Richard Jones explores the history and mystery of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales
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Buying Train Tickets in Britain
When travelling by train in Britain, getting the cheapest ticket can be difficult. Here is a quick guide to the various types of ticket available.
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Canadians in the Battle of Britain
The Battle of Britain was waged from July 10 - October 31, 1940. The German Luftwaffe attacked but, with the help of the RCAF and Canada, Britain was saved from capture
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Cheap Travel: Britain to Germany
Low-cost airlines, trains, and buses offer cheap tickets, discounts, and low fares for travel from London in Britain to Germany (Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich, and Berlin).
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Facts on Britain’s Wacky Festivals
From Shrovetide Football and gurning to the biggest liar competition and the Bognor clown parade, the UK is full of strange, bizarre, wacky, eccentric and weird events.
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Great Britain's "Project Habakkuk"
During the height of World War II, Winston Churchill authorized research concerning the construction of a new type of ship for his navy - an aircraft carrier made of ice.
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Heraldic Visitations of Britain
Between 1500 and the late 1600s, heralds visited regions throughout Britain and Wales, recorded pedigrees and family history in order to establish proper use of arms.
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visitations of england
Join Britain's Pudding Club!
The Pudding Club is based at the Three Ways House Hotel in England's Cotswolds & members meet regularly to sample the best traditional British puddings like syrup sponge
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King Arthur of Britain or Scots?
References to King Arthur abound in the British Isles, but some claims may have a stronger case than others.
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Lonely Planet Great Britain Guide
Publication of the Lonely Planet Guide to Great Britain is always an event, in Great Britain at least. It's the best British guide in one respect: getting headlines
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new guidebook
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The Celtic Warrior in Britain
For nearly 500 years, the Celtic Warriors were the most fearsome fighters in Britain.
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The Roman Conquest of Britain
In AD 43, Aulus Plautius led a Roman Army across the channel and took the first steps to creating a British province of the Roman Empire.
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cymbeline
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The Roman Legionary in Britain
The Roman armies that invaded Britain in 55 BC and 43 AD were primarily composed of foot soldiers called Legionaries.
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Wastwater Britain's Favourite View
Cumbria - an area of outstanding natural beauty was recently voted "Britain's Favourite View". Home to Jemina Puddleduck author Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth.
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peter rabbit
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squirrel nutkin
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wastwater in cumbria’s lake district
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britain’s favourite view’
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wastwater is the deepest lake in england
"A Party For Ordinary Blokes:" The Birth Of Britain's Labour Party, 1900-1924
Labour Party, 1900-1924, Liberal Party, 1900-1924, World War I, Britain, politics, David Lloyd George
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A Clash of Beliefs: Religion in Anglo-Saxon Britain
The Germanic tribes were used to worshipping gods who helped them achieve material goals. Christianity offered a far different kind of religious structure.
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christianity
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ancient british history
Air Turbulence over Britain
Air safety in the skies over Britain is highlighted in disturbing reports of financial problems within the newly privatized Air Traffic Control body. Government and banks come to the rescue.
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Archaeology: Key to Understanding Ancient Britain
Archaeology can provide clues to how people in ancient Britain lived.
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archaeology
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pottery
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brooches
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jewelry
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weapons
Battle of Britain
Scotland versus the Auld Enemy
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euro 2000
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soccer
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england
Britain - and it's Bunkers
Britain's network of bunkers from the Cold War Years.
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Britain says goodbye to The Queen Mum
Britain turns out in unprecedented numbers to mark the passing of the beloved Queen Mum as she lies in State at Westminster Hall.
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Britain's 2005 Cultural Bonanza
Britain’s Cultural bonanza. The Travelsleuth looks ahead at the programme of blockbuster art exhibitions in London, Edinburgh and elsewhere in the United Kingdom.
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Britain's Conservative Party: A Tragic Tale of Decline
When examining the modern European political system, the obvious conclusion in respect of party structures and dominance may seem that nothing significant has changed during the last fifty-five years. But look again, and you will find one drastic political shift in progress. The demise of Britain's Conservative Party is rapidly advancing.
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conservative party power struggles
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tory leadership contests
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nolan commission
Britain's Conservative Party: The Unexpected Sequel
The weeks of rumors have ended, and the British Conservative Party has expressed no confidence in its leader. What happens now?
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british conservative party
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conservative party leadership contest
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ian duncan smith
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michael howard
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michael howard as party leader
Britain's More Silent Spring
Cuckoos, one of the most successful social parasites, are declining in numbers. Britain's surveying the population to see how this endangered species is faring.
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wildscaping
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birds
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ecology
Britain's Rail Chaos
Britain's winter of discontent deepens as rail chaos settles into a pattern that will be with us for months to come. An update the previous article. Further updated 27 November. The Travelsleuth discovers <I>Fuddle-Dee-Dum</I>, a local ale on the Isle of Wight.
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Christmas: Resonances in Ancient Britain
Christmas traditions have roots in ancient practices.
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mistletoe
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Claudius: The Roman Conquest of Britain
The Emperor Claudius finished what Julius Caesar started. In 43, Claudius led the conquest of Britain, making the island a province of the Roman Empire.
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Cruising Britain’s Waterways.
Travelsleuth Stuart Buchanan MacWatt looks at the joys of travelling the waterways of the Thames Valley and the Scottish Highlands in the quiet luxury of a converted Thames barge or canal longboat.
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london
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windsor
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Early Arthurian Britain Course Review
This is a review of the course Early Arthurian Britain.
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Education in Britain.
British education emas us to develop fully the abilities of individuals, for their own benefit and of society as a whole.
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educational problems
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main themes (+additional information in the issue)
First and Unique: Britain's Industrial Revolution, Part I
This four-part series explores the uniqueness of Britain's industrial revolution in the 19th century vis-a-vis Germany and France. Parts 1 and 2 explore the contrast between Britain and Germany; Parts 3 and 4 with France.
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First and Unique: Britain's Industrial Revolution, Part II
This four-part series explores the uniqueness of Britain's industrial revolution in the 19th century vis-a-vis Germany and France. Parts 1 and 2 explore the contrast between Britain and Germany; Parts 3 and 4 with France.
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First and Unique: Britain's Industrial Revolution, Part III
This four-part series explores the uniqueness of Britain's industrial revolution in the 19th century vis-a-vis Germany and France. Parts 1 and 2 explore the contrast between Britain and Germany; Parts 3 and 4 with France.
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First and Unique: Britain's Industrial Revolution, Part IV
This four-part series explores the uniqueness of Britain's industrial revolution in the 19th century vis-a-vis Germany and France. Parts 1 and 2 explore the contrast between Britain and Germany; Parts 3 and 4 with France.
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Getting to Know Britain's Real Ale
Cask-conditioned ale is a British tradition that beer lovers saved from extinction. "Real Ale" has started to gain a following in North America--but you really should enjoy it in the land where it was born.
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