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How Kate Middleton's ancestors were wool barons whose booming textile business lead them to mix with royalty - as she visits the mill once owned by her great-great grandfather - Vimarsana News

How Kate Middleton's ancestors were wool barons whose booming textile business lead them to mix with royalty - as she visits the mill once owned by her great-great grandfather

Perhaps it should come as no surprise given her reputation as one of the most stylish women in the world, but the Princess of Wales can trace back her roots to Yorkshire textile manufacturing.

How Yorkshire's Fabled Estates Are Confronting Problematic Histories - Vimarsana News

How Yorkshire's Fabled Estates Are Confronting Problematic Histories

England’s oldest homes, built on a problematic past, are finding restorative purpose through progressive heirs and supportive communities.

More than 100 British families pledge to make slavery reparations - Vimarsana News

More than 100 British families pledge to make slavery reparations

Families include serving politicians, city traders, and members of the landed gentry

Source: canada.com
The Guardian view on political portraiture: putting faces to history | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on political portraiture: putting faces to history | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> The motives behind new pictures of the former prime minister Theresa May and the actor David Harewood may be different, but both use art to serve reputation

More than 100 British families pledge to make slavery reparations - Vimarsana News

More than 100 British families pledge to make slavery reparations

Heirs of Slavery, set up by ex-BBC anchor Laura Trevalyan, has been signing up descendants of plantation owners to help Caribbean countries