Norfolk codebreaker and embroiderer Audrey Kinder | Norwich Evening News
An Antarctic island is named for her, she was part of a war-winning codebreaking team and, aged 100, Audrey Kinder still embroiders beautiful church textiles.
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An Antarctic island is named for her, she was part of a war-winning codebreaking team and, aged 100, Audrey Kinder still embroiders beautiful church textiles.
An Antarctic island is named for her, she was part of a war-winning codebreaking team and, aged 100, Audrey Kinder still embroiders beautiful church textiles.
Three British Antarctic Survey (BAS) staff have been awarded the Polar Medal. The announcement was published Friday 28 January in the London Gazette.
BFI curator Simon McCallum explores some of the most rarely screened dramas and documentaries reflecting cinema’s fascination with all things polar.
Desperate to conquer the frozen frontier, Ernest Shackleton (1874–1922) undertook four dangerous journeys to Antarctica, including his famous failure-turned-successful survival mission on the Endurance. One hundred years after his death, Rhiannon Davies spoke to polar explorer and biographer Sir Ranulph Fiennes about Shackleton’s incredible life…