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How Scotland can bask in the glow of the spirit of Enlightenment

JUST over 200 years ago, if you were to climb to the top of Arthur’s Seat and look out over Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens, you’d be…

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Shipwreck with treasure worth 'hundreds of millions' found in Scottish river

A DECADES-long search for a 17th-century ship that sank in the Forth during a violent storm may be over ...

The National (Scotland)

In 1616, an English physician proposed a revolutionary theory and explained blood circulatory system instrumental in the success of the several surgeries and procedures and triggering the advancement of the medical field: How William Harvey's efforts saved several lives?

In 1616, English physician William Harvey proposed a theory that blood moves through the body in a continuous circuit through arteries and veins. His observations, dissections and experiments challenged the teachings of Galen. Published in 1628, his work changed medical understanding and helped establish observation and experiment as key parts…

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We’re going to party like it’s 1629… the masques, the music and the mayhem of Banqueting House

What music soundtracked 17th-century England? Ahead of a DJ set in Banqueting House, Georgia Mann looks at the wild, the experimental, the melancholic – and why a theorbo caused a security alert

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In 1918, an empire collapsed and a 137-carat diamond vanished. More than a century later, its whereabouts may finally be known

For more than a century, the Florentine Diamond occupied a curious place in the history of famous gemstones. It was discussed in museum catalogues, historical accounts and works of fiction, yet nobody could say with certainty where it had gone. Some believed it had been stolen during the collapse of…

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King Charles’ Venus-inspired garden to open to visitors to Windsor Castle this summer

The garden reflects the monarch’s deep interest in natural patterns

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King’s garden inspired by the planet Venus to open to visitors at Windsor Castle

The former East Terrace Garden has been renamed, transformed and designed around the petal-shaped orbit of the earth’s neighbouring planet.

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Stunning garden designed by the King to open to visitors at Windsor Castle for first time

The site was once Charles II’s bowling green

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From Stonehenge to Whitby Abbey: 40 fascinating historical sites in England to visit this summer

Up and down the country are the sites of epic battles, mysterious ancient monuments and ruins from bygone eras. Discover a selection of English Heritage sites in your area with our bumper guide

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King Charles just brought up a bizarre royal tradition - and I genuinely forgot this still happens

He likes adding some humour into his speeches and told the US Congress about a custom that started in the 17th century

Woman & Home

Hands off my hat! The hidden power of headwear and ‘hatiquette’ in early modern England – new study

Around 8pm on a cold February evening in 1733, a gentleman named Francis Peters was returning to his home near Knightsbridge, London, in a hackney cab, when someone knocked on the wooden shutters of the door. An armed horseman thrust a pistol inside, demanded Peters’s money and valuables and snatched…

The Conversation

Prince Andrew Bombshell: Historian Claims Sarah Ferguson's Ex 'Bullied' Late Queen Elizabeth Over Epstein

Royal historian Andrew Lownie claims Prince Andrew bullied Queen Elizabeth into shielding him over Epstein ties, as a criminal investigation into the former Duke expands.

International Business Times UK

Dukes, treachery and the long arm of the law

Letters: Peter Wardley and Tom Moore remind us of historical royal troubles. Plus letters from Agama Cunningham, Chris Edwards, Ian Reader and Derrick Cameron

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There have been 59 royal arrests in UK history – Charles I was not the last before Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother to King Charles III, on suspicion of misconduct in office has come as a shock to many. Numerous articles in diverse media have described the arrest of a member of the royal family as “unprecedented”.

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The photos that have kept former Prince Andrew in the public eye

Images include Mountbatten-Windsor with Virginia Giuffre, Jeffrey Epstein and an unknown female lying on a floor

The Independent UK

How the royal family is weathering its worst crisis in 90 years

The House of Windsor is fighting for survival as Andrew’s arrest threatens to undermine public support

The Guardian - UK

A tale of two brothers: could the Andrew crisis bring down King Charles?

Former prince’s arrest was most damaging event for the family firm in centuries – and the questions keep coming

The Guardian - UK

From handsome prince to a ghost behind glass, Andrew’s face tells the story of his downfall

Royals have always prized their images as ways to assert their lineage and authority. Now this pathetic photo will define the former prince, says historian Fay Bound-Alberti

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OPINION - Andrew once was a heartbeat away from the throne. Doesn’t bear thinking about, does it?

Where do the Royals go from here after the unthinkable has happened?

Salon

King Charles exposes Pam Bondi's shame

With his arrest, the former Prince Andrew now faces more accountability on Epstein than Trump and his rich friends

Evening Standard

Andrew arrested: Questions and answers about an extraordinary day

Andrew has become the first senior member of the House of Windsor to be arrested.

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Police continue to search Mountbatten-Windsor's former stately home, a day after his arrest

Police are continuing their search of the former home of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, a day after the former prince was held in custody for the best part of 11 hours on suspicion of misconduct in public office linked to his friendship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

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Could Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest bring down the British monarchy?

When a royal faces scrutiny, it can feel like a rupture with tradition. Yet across the ages, British royals have repeatedly fallen under suspicion. What makes the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor so striking is that we have to reach back to the 17th century to find anything comparable.

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‘Now he’s sweating’: what the papers say about the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

Shock arrest of ex-royal dominated British papers with one picture of the former prince, looking shellshocked in the back seat of a car, splashed across front pages

The Guardian - UK

A beheaded tyrant and reckless drivers: a history of royal run-ins with the law

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest is not the first instance of Britain’s monarchy having to face the judiciary

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