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Royal Mail reveals image of King to feature on new stamps

Charles says he does not want existing stamp stocks showing the Queen pulped but used up over time

Wales Online

Royal Mail unveils King's image to be used on stamps and it's missing main feature

The King's new stamps are missing the crown to bring them into a "modern age"

Liverpool Echo

King Charles' portrait on Royal Mail stamps show 'defining part' of monarch's reign

For the first time Charles’ portrait will appear on stamps in his role as monarch, and the simple, uncluttered design draws inspiration from stamps that featured the late Queen

Daily Mirror

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Royal Mail reveals image of King to feature on stamps

The stamps go on sale from April 4.

The Independent UK

The Wombles celebrate 50th anniversary with remastered version of original episodes

The five-minute shows, made using stop-frame animation for the BBC, featured Great Uncle Bulgaria, Orinoco, Madame Cholet, Wellington, Tomsk, Bungo and Tobermory

Daily Mirror

Fire rips through historic London church as heartbroken vicar watches on

Lewis Carroll and Queen Victoria’s son Prince Leopold had links to ‘historical treasure’ church

The Independent UK

London church described as ‘historical treasure’ destroyed by fire

The building had links to author Lewis Carroll and Queen Victoria’s son Prince Leopold.

The Independent UK

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Australia Day hasn't always been on January 26, but it has always been an issue

January 26 is a date that sparks mixed emotions in Australia. For some, it’s a day to celebrate all the good things about living in Australia. For others, it’s a painful reminder of the beginning of British colonisation and the dispossession of First Nations.

The Conversation

Two paintings by Queen Victoria to go under hammer

The paintings, which have a guide price of between £8,000 and £10,000, were previously sold to a private collector more than 75 years ago.

The Independent UK

Original Paintings By Queen Victoria Could Fetch Over $24k At Auction

These paintings display the colorful side of a woman who famously dressed in black after the premature death of her husband.

Zenger

Are you siding with Harry or the palace? Either way, you fall into the royalist trap

The prince’s tell-all media blitz was meant to lift the lid on royal failings. Even more clearly, it shows the price Britain pays for monarchy, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Queen Victoria’s Personal Letter Box Unearthed

“When we discovered the letter box, the seller found a vintage Christmas card inside.” Post Queen Victoria’s letter box unearthed.

Zenger

Letterbox used by Queen Victoria at stately home found in Surrey cottage

The item was discovered during a routine house visit and had been in the family for decades.

The Independent UK

Official chinaware commemorating the Queen’s life goes on sale

The Royal Collection pieces feature the King’s tribute to his mother – ‘May flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest’ – from his televised address.

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh Live

The private Edinburgh train station only Queen Victoria was allowed to use

As if having her very own royal palace in Edinburgh wasn't enough, Queen Victoria once boasted a private railway station so that she didn't have to pass through the dilapidated Old Town.

ABC News

Which royals moved house after the Queen's death? And who owns their real estate portfolio?

Since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the topic of royal homes and who lives where has become a potent one. Here's a guide to who owns what, and where members of the royal family currently live.

Daily Record

The glacial pothole in Scotland where a notorious outlaw compared to Robin Hood once hid

Near Loch Kinord in Aberdeenshire is a pothole measuring 13 meters deep and 18 meters wide that has provided sanctuary for many historical figures over the years.

Daily Mirror

King Charles has wake-up call from Piper in tradition dating back 180 years

King Charles has a wake up call at 9am from Pipe Major Paul Burns each morning for 15 minutes in a tradition he has taken on from the late Queen and that dates back to Victoria

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The Conversation

A story of legends, families and capitalism: a candid history of the Christmas tree

The Christmas tree is a modern invention. It is a largely secular symbol, having no basis in the Bible. There are many trees in the Bible, from the Tree of Knowledge and the Tree of Life in Genesis to the reference to Christ’s cross as a “tree” in Acts. But…

The Conversation

The Christmas tree is a tradition older than Christmas

Why, every Christmas, do so many people endure the mess of dried pine needles, the risk of a fire hazard and impossibly tangled strings of lights?

The Independent UK

What is the royal family’s surname?

The royal family name of Windsor was confirmed by the Queen after her accession in 1952

Daily Record

Toppled Queen Victoria statue reveals '100-year-old angry-message in bottle'

The furious message blasted controversial drinking laws in 1921.

Daily Mirror

Century-old message in bottle found under toppled Queen Victoria statue in Canada

A message in a bottle that dates back to 1921 has been found under a statue of Queen Victoria in Canada which gives a fascinating insight into life in the country at the time

Wales Online

Kate and Camilla wear Queen's jewels in state banquet tribute

The event hosting the president of South Africa was King Charles' first

Daily Mirror

British warship is 166 years old and haunted by demonic spirits, ghost hunters fear

HMS Warrior was the pride of Queen Victoria's Royal Navy in the 19th century, but today it plays host to weddings and parties. One ghost hunter, however, thinks something more sinister lies beneath its decks

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