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What travel disruption will there be in London over the coronation weekend? - Vimarsana News

What travel disruption will there be in London over the coronation weekend?

The coronation is not very far off at all now, with millions expected to join in the celebrations as King Charles III and Camilla Queen Consort are crowned. The big...

Best hotels in London with parking | Telegraph Travel - Vimarsana News

Best hotels in London with parking | Telegraph Travel

An expert guide to the best hotels in London with parking, including top hotels with free parking and hotels with on site parking.

Wonderment at the Palace Theatre from 16th July - Vimarsana News

Wonderment at the Palace Theatre from 16th July

Wonderment at the Palace Theatre from 16th July – 30th August April 21, 2021 Last updated: April 20, 2021 There’s magic brewing on the West End once more. A vaudevillian journey of illusion, with performers at the cutting edge of their art, Wonderment is set to astonish audiences this summer at the Palace Theatre. This fun night for all the family must be seen to be believed. Wonderment brings together some of the greatest illusionists live on stage in breath-taking displays of magic and illusion that will electrify, surprise and delight. Taking to the stage will be the multi-award-winni...

Do YOU see the Union flag? Optical illusion tricks your eyes into seeing red, blue and white - Vimarsana News

Do YOU see the Union flag? Optical illusion tricks your eyes into seeing red, blue and white

A resurfaced optical illusion video designed to show how colour blind people see has left social media users in awe. The BBC Horizon clip, originally broadcast in 1985 and shared to the BBC Archive Twitter and Facebook page this week, features a green, yellow and black version of the Union flag. In the centre of the flag pattern is a black dot, and the narrator urges viewers to stare at the dot for 20 seconds before the image disappears. Despite the screen that subsequently appears being blank, most people will see the Union flag in its traditional red, blue and white colours.