There are books about it, songs about it and films about it, but what is 'love' and what does it mean?
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
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As another Royal engagement is announced and the nation gears up for the traditional Queen's Speech on Christmas day, we draw together some interesting royal articles and suggestions for taking your learning further
Category: Health, Sports & Psychology
In November 2022, Buckingham Palace hit news headlines concerning racial microaggressions from one of their Senior Aids directed towards a Charity Boss. This article looks at the case in more detail.
Small kindnesses for troops recovering from their injuries in Manchester - and a surfeit of pudding.
Category: History
Was Edward VIII a Nazi sympathiser? Damning evidence in the archives suggests he wanted England bombed to force an Anglo-German alliance?
Category: History
CatherineJ, forum member, spoke up for a maligned monarch
Category: History
What do we know about the young woman who would become Queen? Historians Juliet Gardiner and Simon Skinner of Oxford University discuss Victoria's early years.
Category: History
Kate Williams, writer and presenter of Timewatch's Young Victoria programme tells of her work on the production; how the programme evolved and some of the events along the way
Category: History
The story of the British Museum.
Category: History
Essex believed he'd uncovered a plot against Elizabeth I. How would it work?
Category: History
Where do you lay the head that wears the crown?
Category: History
The authority of the Catholic Church shattered; Europe reacts: Reformation and Counter-Reformation.
Category: History
One of the great figures of British history: Elizabeth I - The Virgin Queen
Category: History
Henry VIII's desire for divorce sparks a reformation in England
Category: History
James Stuart moved two nations closer together through the Union of the Crowns
Category: History
With the King gone, how would the Kingdom fare as a Republic?
Category: History
Fear that generousity to Catholics might lead to a full switch back to Rome sparked the Glorious Revolution
Category: History
Forum member Akfarrar found what , for him, is evidence of connections between two cultures
Category: Religious Studies
The Monarch's sign-off on a Bill is the last stage in making laws in the United Kingdom. But there's sometimes a delay before the new law comes into force.
Category: Law