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Chaos reigns in a high society wedding as North Norfolk Chamber Opera revives the rarely-performed Handels Semele.

The wartime memento was owned by Marcel Zillessen, who helped mastermind the breakout of 76 men from the Stalag Luft III prisoner of war camp in 1944.

A Gresham School swagger stick that belonged to Great Escape hero Marcel Zillessen will go up for auction with Hansons.

The wartime memento was owned by Marcel Zillessen, who helped mastermind the breakout of 76 men from the Stalag Luft III prisoner of war camp in 1944. It's expected to sell for hundreds of pounds

The riding crop dates back to the early 1930s and will be put up for auction in May.

A £6 million donation from Sir James Dyson to his local state primary school has been given the green light by the government.

Lancaster was off-duty at the time and was reportedly visiting his partner of 20 years, a math teacher, when he attacked JaQuwaun Williams, hitting him near the throat.

This year the wrecking ball came swinging for Britain’s orchestras and choirs. But ballet has never looked better