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The Tudor government maintained a communication network that criss-crossed the globe. This visualisation brings together 123,850 letters connecting 20,424 people from the United Kingdom’s State Papers archive, dating from the accession of Henry VIII to the death of Elizabeth I (1509-1603).
The famous Harland and Wolff shipyard cranes of Samson and Goliath in Belfast were insured for £9 million in 1976 — the equivalent of £60 million toda...
Taoiseach opted to set up Environmental Protection Agency despite mandarin’s resistance
State papers: Perception on the Shankill Road in 1990s was ‘fear of encroachment’
Only case since 1922 in which man was convicted of murder of an illegitimate child