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Protesters Cleared Out By Police from Sonoma City Council Chambers - Vimarsana News

Protesters Cleared Out By Police from Sonoma City Council Chambers

Sonoma police cleared protestors out of the City Council Chambers Wednesday night after council members failed to advance a resolution calling for a permanent

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Queen says King Charles was disappointed he couldn't attend Rye visit - Vimarsana News

Queen says King Charles was disappointed he couldn't attend Rye visit

Queen Camilla said her husband was "very cross" he couldn't come to Sussex as she arrived for the afternoon.

Isle of Wight resident John Gurney-Champion dies at 100 | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight resident John Gurney-Champion dies at 100 | Isle of Wight County Press

Obituary of Isle of Wight resident John Selwyn Cecil Gurney-Champion.

The tragedy of James and John - the last two men to be hanged in Britain just for being gay: London in 1835 was on the cusp of the Victorian age. But beneath the civilised veneer lurked a brutal darkness. Read CHRIS BRYANT's haunting new book - Vimarsana News

The tragedy of James and John - the last two men to be hanged in Britain just for being gay: London in 1835 was on the cusp of the Victorian age. But beneath the civilised veneer lurked a brutal darkness. Read CHRIS BRYANT's haunting new book

On a warm Saturday morning in August 1835, James Pratt said goodbye to his wife and daughter at his home in South-East London and set out for the city centre.

Elizabeth Fry, the 'Angel of Prisons' - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth Fry, the 'Angel of Prisons'

Elizabeth Fry championed prison reform, particularly for women and children, in 19th-century England.