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A unique pageant of British History. Tomorrow, the abbey will be the setting for the State Funeral of her majesty Queen Elizabeth ii, an event on a scale not seen in britain since the death of the queens father, king george vi, 70 years ago in 1952. Her majestys body has been lying in state at nearby Westminster Hall for the past four days, where Hundreds Of Thousands of people have filed past the coffin in silence, giving thanks for the longest reigning monarch in British History. Among those K...

a unique pageant of british history. tomorrow, the abbey will be the setting for the state funeral of her majesty queen elizabeth ii, an event on a scale not seen in britain since the death of the queens father, king george vi, 70 years ago in 1952. her majestys body has been lying in state at nearby westminster hall for the past four days, where hundreds of thousands of people have filed past the coffin in silence, giving thanks for the longest—reigning monarch in british history. a...

Define concomitant. concomitant synonyms, concomitant pronunciation, concomitant translation, English dictionary definition of concomitant. adj. Occurring or existing concurrently; attendant: poverty and its concomitant social problems. See Synonyms at contemporary. n. One that occurs or exists...

Comic strip - European History, Art, & Culture: The first recurrent British comic characters, after Ally Sloper appeared in the 1870s, were those in Jack Yeats’s Conan Doyle burlesque The Adventures of Chubblock Homes (published in Comic Cuts, begun 1893) as well as Tom Browne’s tramps Weary Willie and Tired Tim. The latter strip was sponsored in 1896 by the publisher Alfred Harmsworth and was originally intended for the newly literate and semiliterate masses, but it developed into children�...

Still in hospital following his shock acid attack, the DJ (played by Ryan Prescott) admitted his feelings for Alya (Sair Khan) only to be let down softly.

Coronation Street viewers have begged for the Stephen Reid killer storyline to end as his latest victim was revealed in Fridays episode.

Andrew Roberts gives the press baron who founded the Daily Mail the 'great man' treatment in his new biography, The Chief

A detailed history of the early years of Britain's anarchist newspaper Freedom. Originally published in The Raven, 1987.

The man they called The Chief was mesmerised by his thundering new presses: The paper is literally flowing in like a rushing stream, and at the other end the papers are being tossed out in dozens... to the carts in waiting, and the race for the railway stations and distributing agencies begins, he recalled. It was May 4, 1896, and 30-year-old Alfred Harmsworth had been working non-stop for two days, editing, fine-tuning and overseeing his brainchild. Now, the first editions of the Daily Mail we...