To say that Britain had been propelled into a kind of mania in the days following the death of Her Majesty the
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A magical star leading three mysterious ‘wise men’ from the East across miles and miles of wilderness to a small, obscure town.
Queen Nefertiti has remained one of the most fascinating, elusive figures from the permanently enchanting world of Ancient Egypt. Her final resting
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As has been feared for weeks now, ISIS/ISIL members are reported to have begun to destroy historic sites in the Syrian city