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From Copa 71 to Ariana Grande: a complete guide to this week's entertainment | Culture - Vimarsana News

From Copa 71 to Ariana Grande: a complete guide to this week's entertainment | Culture

A new documentary tells the fascinating story of the 1971 unofficial Women’s World Cup, and the pop superstar returns with her first album in four years

Old Masters, back in the running at the Walker - Vimarsana News

Old Masters, back in the running at the Walker

After a multimillion-pound refurbishment, Liverpool’s greatest gallery is rethinking what a Victorian collection of Renaissance art means today, writes Isabelle Kent

Twiddle, Russo Brothers and Trichomes among New Year's Eve options - Vimarsana News

Twiddle, Russo Brothers and Trichomes among New Year's Eve options

There's plenty happening locally on New Year's Eve, including a concert by Twiddle, along with family events and shows around the Worcester area.

Inspired by the hit Netflix movie about Sutton Hoo? Then discover treasures found all over Britain - Vimarsana News

Inspired by the hit Netflix movie about Sutton Hoo? Then discover treasures found all over Britain

Inspired by the Carey Mulligan Netflix movie The Dig? Then discover treasures found all over Britain Who hasn’t been inspired by Netflix hit The Dig, which dramatises the discoveries at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk? A helmet from 1,400 years ago found at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk is on show at the British Museum, London  Anglo-Saxon jewellery, discovered in Leeds in 2008 and 2009, is now on display at Leeds City Museum

Viking treasure including gold bangle buried over 1,000 years ago discovered by local on Isle of Man - Vimarsana News

Viking treasure including gold bangle buried over 1,000 years ago discovered by local on Isle of Man

A valuable hoard of ancient Viking artefacts including a gold arm-ring and a 'massive' silver brooch believed to have been buried over 1,000 years ago has been discovered on the Isle of Man by a metal detectorist. The rare collection, likely to be worth several thousand pounds, was officially declared treasure by the Island's Coroner of Inquests Jayne Hughes and is set to go on display at the Manx Museum in Douglas. The internationally significant find, which also includes at least one silver armband among other precious items, was buried around AD 950. It was discovered on private farmland ...