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It’s a bargain to see best bands

Vision's Jacob Bassford and Suzannah Binns review the Wednesday night showing, performed at King's Manor

Murder, mayhem and high treason as Sovereign debuts in York

Inspired by the Warwickshire gallery’s own striking portrait of Sir Thomas Knyvett (c.1569), this is the world’s first exhibition devoted to

The exhibition Tudor Mystery: A Master Painter Revealed opens at Compton Verney on February 4.

The National Trust is inviting visitors to Melford Hall to step back in time with an Elizabethan virtual reality experience.

‘A New Suffolk Garland’ will be available next month and features works from the likes of Richard Curtis, Ralph Fiennes and Ed Sheeran

Peterborough Cathedral and Peterborough Museum are getting ready to host the annual Katharine of Aragon Festival from January 27 to 30, to mark the date in 1536 when Henry VIII’sfirst wife was buried at the cathedral (which was in those days an abbey).

Pull up the drawbridge for a stunning fortified stay in one of these historic boltholes

The Queen’s historic visit to Australia ended on April 1, 1954, when the Royal yacht Gothic steamed slowly out of Fremantle Harbor to the cheers of 40,000 people and the sound of sirens from every ship in port. The first reigning British monarch to visit Australia, the Queen’s trip lasted 57 days and included 250 formal engagements.