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Once a year a curry lunch invites armed forces and City of London bigwigs to join together at Guildhall to raise money for charity

Archaeologist Sara Rivers Cofield bought this dress from an antique mall in Maine, not knowing that it concealed a secret that would take the internet by storm

The School of Hibernia, an Irish, all-woman reimagining of Raphael’s School of Athens, showcases achievement, solidarity and perseverance

Volunteers say they are determined to make the library a community focal point.

The new Book of Kells Experience brings this cultural treasure to life in an immersive, interactive exhibition in Dublin

Mayor Harvey Ward says someone broke into his office on the ground floor of city hall, vandalized his office and left behind a "lengthy and hate-driven" note.

Mayor Harvey Ward says someone broke into his office on the ground floor of city hall, vandalized his office and left behind a "lengthy and hate-driven" note.

As they transform the Cheap Street building into an arts hub, the Corn Exchange ask people to share their experiences, particularly pre-2000.

The research involves two main projects with a goal of enabling large energy users to make better energy choices, helping the environment and supporting the Governments green agenda.

A golden era of Chinese cinema was brought to a halt by Xi Jinping’s regime, but now, thousands of miles away, a rich world of banned documentaries and dramas is being studied and celebrated