I understand that the King asked for this poem by @malcolmguite to be read at the Royal Carol Service. It deserves to be read everywhere this Christmas.
This week, the #RNLIheroes are all of you. For your magnificent support. For your generous donations. For your kind words. It means the world to our lifesavers. Thank you.
A synagogue in New York holds 24-hour services on D-Day to pray for the success of Allied troops as they land on the beaches of Normandy, June 6, 1944.
Apparently Italy has a subculture of retired men who stand around watching construction sites with their hands clasped behind their backs that's so common it actually has a name (Umarell).
@Laura_Scott @7ncj @resophonick I have Aftershockz's Trekz Titanium - great for running but for cycling I find they aren't loud enough. Conducting sound externally to the ear means that they don't cope with wind noise very well, in my experience. On the upside, it means you have no problem hearing traffic
In the spirit of lockdown, I have had an article published in the latest issue of @HistoryToday on the history of solitude.
Link below, should anyone care to read it🧍♀️
https://t.co/5o3eUctTkn
I've lost it again.
"Hello can you hear me? Hello? Janice, oi!"
Lib Dem Lord Taverne fears his technical difficulties are continuing after an earlier Zoom problem, but he can be heard...
In the 14th century, European wool traders visiting England struggled with English place names; the Cotswolds became Chondisgualdo. Modern day English tourists like to repay the favour.