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Antiques Roadshow guest says 'I'm astonished' as special WWII item from 'secret army' with links to Winston Churchill receives staggering valuation as expert Robert Tilney says it has 'totally made my day' - Vimarsana News

Antiques Roadshow guest says 'I'm astonished' as special WWII item from 'secret army' with links to Winston Churchill receives staggering valuation as expert Robert Tilney says it has 'totally made my day'

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left 'astonished' after receiving a staggering valuation for his World War II 'fighting knife'. Expert Robert Tilney said it had 'totally made my day'.

Secret 'James Bond' tunnels may become London tourist attraction • BusinessMirror - Vimarsana News

Secret 'James Bond' tunnels may become London tourist attraction • BusinessMirror

A warren of tunnels beneath central London, once used by the spies who inspired the creation of James Bond, has been bought by a fund manager with a £220 million ($269 million) plan to turn them into a tourist attraction “as iconic as the London Eye.” Australian-born Angus Murray, a former executive at asset manager

Central London's secret 'James Bond' tunnels may become a tourist attraction | Travel - Vimarsana News

Central London's secret 'James Bond' tunnels may become a tourist attraction | Travel

A subterranean space once used by British spies has been sold to fund manager Angus Murray, who plans to turn them into a tourist attraction | Travel

James Bond Tunnel: Secret 'James Bond' tunnels may become a tourist attraction in UK - Vimarsana News

James Bond Tunnel: Secret 'James Bond' tunnels may become a tourist attraction in UK

UK News: A fund manager has bought a network of tunnels beneath central London with plans to turn them into a tourist attraction. Angus Murray, a former execut