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The Industrial Revolution was a period from 1750 to 1850 where changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, transportation, and technology had a profound effect on the social, economic and cultural conditions of the times.
Blimey, Wikipedia. We love you and all, but you make the Industrial Revolution sound as boring as …
Look askance at those foodie types who assume that British cuisine is pie and mash washed down with a warm ale – the British food scene has been thriving for years.
Check our giddily-named ‘gastronomic delight ’ campsites and parks to pitch up in foodie heaven, or take a …
‘It’s great fun for eight-year-olds, of course,’ note rueful news reporters as soon as the snow comes out and they have to do a live report out in the cold while trying to dodge shrieking youngsters whizzing down hills on homemade sledges. And we think for adults too, even if …
Reports of a lion roaming the streets this month in Virginia, USA, were greatly exaggerated.
As the roaring beast was in fact a poodle, reports to police were greatly exaggerated indeed by panicked residents upon their sightings of the unfortunately named ‘Charles the Monarch’.
But it’s not as …
We don’t think James Bond would be surprised – CNN has just named Scotland as its top destination to visit in 2013, ahead of Morocco, Amsterdam and New Zealand.
It’s a lot to do with the latest Bond film, CNN explains, since anyone watching the Highlands scenes in Skyfall will …
Reluctantly, we suppose we must shift ourselves after the break.
We hate to feel like clichés, but it does have to be said that after the Christmas hols we are feeling very clichéd indeed. We sniffled at The Snowman, cannot face another slice of brandified Christmas pudding, have livers slow …
