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The Conservative candidate running for London's mayoral position has faced backlash for labeling the iconic Notting Hill carnival as "dangerous" and suggesting its relocation,

 

A claim of alleged stolen artifacts from the British Museum was brought to the institution's attention in 2021 by an art dealer, who received the response that "all objects

 

The Museum of London is issuing a public call for attention-grabbing signs from past and present London establishments, as part of an upcoming exhibition.

 

In a bold move, Oxford University Press has unveiled its latest endeavor – a collection of songs aimed to dominate the music charts.

 

Renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese has offered his backing to an Iranian director facing imprisonment for showing a film at the Cannes Film Festival without government authorization.

 

For over 500 years, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, also known as Holyrood Palace or Holyrood House, has stood as the primary royal dwelling in Scotland. This historic landmark's story

The British Museum, a renowned tourist destination in London, has terminated the employment of a staff member as authorities conduct a police investigation into the

 

Following the passing of her husband, King George VI, and the ascension of her daughter, Queen Elizabeth II, to the throne, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother found herself in close proximity

London's historic Hatchards bookstore, located in Piccadilly, has unexpectedly become a sensation among Generation Z, as they flock to recreate scenes from a popular fantasy novel.

 

The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) in Nigeria has joined forces with Oxford University’s School of Archaeology in a groundbreaking partnership. Their goal is to create a hub of