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Blimey! Huge haul of Ancient coins discovered in English field
This is one of those news stories where I feel very jealous indeed! A group of Metal detector enthusiasts have found one of the biggest...
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Saucy! Top 20 British sex words Americans never use
I blame two people. Benny Hill and Austin Powers. The latter is for sure responsible for putting “shag” into the American language as something other...
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Love English accents? Here’s a quick journey through the British isles
The number one perk of being a Brit in America is the accent. Unless you happen to live in New York or Los Angeles, hearing...
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Saudi tourists bring their car bling to London
Every year, without fail, incredibly wealthy Middle Eastern playboys come to London to spend, spend, spend. But many of them don’t just fly over, they...
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On this day in British History: January 5th
1066 The death of Edward the Confessor, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England. He was called ‘the Confessor’ because of his great piety. He died...
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On this day in British History: January 3rd
1777 The Battle of Princeton, in New Jersey, ended with George Washington’s defeat of the British, led by Cornwallis. 1795 The death of Josiah Wedgwood,...
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On this day in British History: January 2nd
1727 The birth of British general James Wolfe, known for his training reforms but remembered chiefly for his victory over the French in Canada. His...
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On this day in British History: January 1st
Along with more updates, features and news for Anglophile lovers this year, enjoy a daily summary of what major events happened on this day...
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Go down the rabbit hole with this tour of Chatsworth House: Christmas 2014
Every year the staff at Chatsworth House (officially the greatest home in the UK to visit, as voted by Blimey!) put on a brilliant Christmas...
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Watch George Clooney in a special Downton Abbey Episode
Love Downton Abbey? Love Comedy? Love George Clooney? Then you’re in for a right treat thanks to the kind folks at ITV. For the huge...
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Video evidence the British DO know how to have fun!
The great stereotype of the British is the stiff upper lip, not talking to each other in public areas such as trains and buses. And...
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19 360-degree views of Sir Christopher Wren’s beautiful London churches
It’s starting to cool down at Blimey! towers in America, so what better time to put your feet up, grab some tea, put on the...
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Watch Prince Charles give this interviewer a right royal roasting!
Talk about painful telly! This classic clip shows a disastrous Charles interview on an Australian TV show in 1977 – and now Prince Charles is...
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Surprise! Downton Abbey renewed for Season 6
Guess what Downton Abbey fans in America? There’s to be another load of Downton Abbey in 2016 as the immensely popular show has just been...
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UnoTelly Review: The fastest and easiest way to watch British TV in America
One thing that is essential for me, is the ability to watch television programmes from the UK whilst staying in America. And not just watching...
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Love Halloween? Venture into England’s ancient winter rituals
Imagine a world without the tradition of Halloween, as most Americans know it. No trick or treating. No costumes. No bucket-loads of chocolate. That was...
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Two faint at the Globe theatre during “gory” Shakespeare play
Shakespeare’s most gory play “Titus Andronicus”, currently playing at the Globe theatre in London, is proving a bit too much for some audiences. Seven people...
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Pictures: Over 800,000 poppies now planted in The Tower of London moat
An incredible four million people have now visited The Tower of London since poppies began to be planted in the moat, to commemorate the fallen...
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Exploring beautiful Medieval York in northern England
When visiting the UK don’t overlook the fascinating northern English City of York. It’s filled with historic buildings, quirky shops, and a rather gruesome past. It’s a unique place...
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