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Two secret Falkland Islands War files related to the bombing of the navy support ship Sir Galahad could soon be released, Defense minister Andrew Murrison told the Commons. Government was considering releasing the files related to the disaster, subject to legal checks, he said and suggesting more details could be released in coming months rather that years.

RFA Sir Galahad was destroyed by an Argentinian aircraft on June 8, 1982 after what campaigners have described as a series of appalling mistakes by UK commanders.

The attack on the Sir Galahad and its sister ship in 1982 killed 48 men, including 32 Welsh guards.

Trooping the Colour is a regal slice of London pomp and ceremony that harks back to the time of Charles II.

The 1927 artwork was displayed in the Tate Britain restaurant which was closed in 2020 after a Black Lives Matter protest amid claims the Whistler piece was racist.

In a social media blunder on St Davids Day, royal aides quickly re-issued a post online to avoid any confusion for fans.

Horace Trevor-Cox lived at Roche Old Court near Salisbury in Wiltshire but the home was abandoned when he died in 2005 - yet one explorer claims it's not as empty as it first appears

A haunting child-like ‘ghost’ has been caught on camera in bone-chilling photos from the abandoned mansion of a Second World War MP.

With the purpose of building on the conversations and strengthening the relationship between the Falkland Islands and Wales, a multi-party delegation of four members from the Sennedd Cymru (Welsh Parliament) visited the Islands for seven days, James Evans MS, Laura Anne Jones MS, Alun Davies MS, and Jack Sargent MS, accompanied by the Falklands Government Representative in London, Richard Hyslop.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around Berkshire.