On 8 May 1945, euphoric crowds gathered by Buckingham Palace and across the UK to celebrate Victory in Europe Day, which marked the end of World War II in European countries.
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Discover the D’Oyly Carte Family’s Art Deco Estate in Devon
Think of this article as an invitation to take a trip back in time to an altogether more glamorous age. While the simple, unadorned exterior of Coleton Fishacre House has all the hallmarks of the late-Victorian Arts & Crafts movement, this South Devon country estate’s stunning interior pays tribute to the most decadent of decades: the Roaring Twenties.
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One of the most prestigious – and demanding – roles an actress can play must surely be that of Queen Elizabeth II. Perhaps that’s why so many performers regarded as ‘acting royalty’ seize the chance to portray the Queen on screen, giving us their interpretation of an icon.
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Dine in style in the South West of England, where culinary delights made with amazing local produce are complemented by stunning rural and coastal landscapes.
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Why 2020 is a Landmark Year for Dartmouth
Glorious Dartmouth, the home of our seated titles, is the setting for a spectacular celebration that began in November last year and will continue for 12 months. The celebration is inspired by the fact that 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the iconic Mayflower and her companion ship, the Speedwell, visiting the harbour town when the latter required repairs. On board were dozens of visionary passengers, including persecuted English Separatists, bound for the New World, where they intended to build new lives for themselves.
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