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Fake news and real cannibalism: a cautionary tale from the Dutch Golden Age

The Dutch Golden Age, beginning in 1588, is known for the art of Rembrandt, the invention of the microscope, and the spice trade of the Dutch East India Company. It ended a little under a century later in a frenzy of body parts and mob justice.

The Conversation

34 best tiara moments to mesmerise you: from the Imperial State Crown to forgotten gems

No one knows the power of a dazzling tiara or crown moment quite like the royals. Steeped in history and scintillating with diamonds, let’s look at some of the crowning glories.

Woman & Home

Too often learning 'British history' means learning 'English history' – but overburdened schoolteachers are not to blame

How much do you really know about the history of the United Kingdom? What passes for “British history” is, all too often, merely the history of England with bits of the histories of Scotland, Wales and Ireland tacked on when they affected events in England.

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Twelfth of July parades: What is the Orange Order?

This year marks the 334th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne in Northern Ireland

Evening Standard

Twelfth of July 2023: What is the Orange Order?

The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland was established in 1798.

Belfast Live

Placing of picture of Taoiseach on loyalist bonfire investigated by police

The PSNI has confirmed it is treating this as a hate crime.

Belfast Live

King William wine branding deemed 'divisive and inflammatory' by watchdog

KING William Fortified Wine has been told to amend its branding after a watchdog deemed it to be “divisive and inflammatory”.

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The British kings and queens who supported and profited from slavery

From Elizabeth I to William IV, over a period of 270 years monarchs had links to the slave trade

The Guardian - UK

'King Billy' wine hits the shelves at Ayrshire shop in cheeky 'Ibrox Balls' promo

The booze has an alcohol proof of 16.90 per cent - an apparent nod to the Battle of the Boyne.

Daily Record

What is the new line of succession as King Charles III takes the throne?

There is a new heir to the throne and now more children in the top eight than adults

Daily Record

Why the death of ‘Bonnie Dundee’ was a fatal blow for the Jacobites

SCOTS have long been known as a martial race, with a reputation that cuts both ways. On the one hand the soldier has been feared for his ferocity…

The National (Scotland)

Why Battle of the Boyne is only a bank holiday in one part of the UK

Those living in Northern Ireland have an additional day off on Tuesday to mark the Battle of the Boyne anniversary. But the bank holiday comes with controversies in a divided country

Daily Mirror

Surviving members of Liverpool community that 'disappeared'

"I don't know what I'd do without it, to be honest, because you've got that community and that support."

Liverpool Echo

Twelfth of July: Why bonfires are lit across Northern Ireland on the Eleventh Night

The lighting of bonfires ushers in the main date of the parading calendar each year

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What is the lineage of Queen Elizabeth II?

Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch alive today, but at age 96, she is also the oldest monarch in history.

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