Jennifer Vyvyan becomes sixth woman with a Hampstead plaque
A leading classical soprano singer who died in her prime has been immortalised with a black plaque on her Hampstead home.
Source: hamhigh.co.uk
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BGT star Steve Royle reaches 1,000 panto shows in Blackpool
A PANTO season is always special. For youngsters it might be their first experience of the theatre and they are captivated by the magic of it all.
Source: lancashiretelegraph.co.uk
Book: Hornsey Historical Society, 100 Stories from the Archive
Hornsey-born David Winskill reviews a book of cherry-picked true stories from his local history society and finds some hidden gems
Source: hamhigh.co.uk
That's my father, in a canoe in city in 1963
A photo in this year’s Holly Bough stirred memories in JO KERRIGAN, as it showed her father helping flood victims. Also in Throwback Thursday, an ...
Source: echolive.ie
What our homes reveal about ourselves
Living Rooms explores what domestic spaces say about class and belonging, from chintz to cleanfluencers.
Source: newstatesman.com
Where is SAS: Rogue Heroes filmed?
SAS: Rogue Heroes filmed across some diverse locations, leaving viewers asking exactly where the historical drama was shot. We reveal exactly where filming took place.
Source: goodto.com
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris review: In the ateliers of Paris, a working-class hero is made
Mrs Harris Goes to Paris isn’t just about the quest for a Dior dress, it’s a fond tribute to a changed world.
Source: watoday.com.au
My great-grandfather wrote a hit song for the Queen's coronation – here's what I know about it
In 1953, Jack Henry’s In a Golden Coach rippled through the nation. His descendant Eleanor Steafel charts its fascinating musical provenance
Source: telegraph.co.uk
BBC News admits it doesn't always get it right with hilarious centenary collection of out-takes
In a video shared yesterday, titled 100 seconds of BBC News going wrong, the broadcaster poked fun at itself with a blooper-reel showing its unintentionally amusing moments.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
The good, the bad and the ugly over 100 years of the BBC
The public broadcaster that is known by billions of people across the world was formed on this day as a private organisation in 1922. Above: The Morecombe and Wise Christmas special in 1972.
Source: dailymail.co.uk