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29th April 2022

British Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe Offers $5.3 Billion for Chelsea FC

Jim Ratcliffe, a billionaire industrialist and one of England’s richest men, has made a $5.3 billion offer to buy Premier League football team Chelsea. “We’re making this investment as fans of the beautiful game – not as a tool to make a profit,” Ratcliffe said in a statement released by petrochemical business Ineos, confirming Chelsea’s …

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28th April 2022

British Version of ‘Call My Agent!’ Won’t Publish ‘Ten Percent’

“Ten Percent” is executive produced by John Morton, best known for his BBC satirical comedy “W1A.” In a recent interview, he said that he was aware of the high risks he faced when he took on the job of adapting the hit series. Interested in the show’s “warm heart” and its ability to connect its …

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25th April 2022

Creates Opportunity for British Dancers in Ballet Black

LONDON – rapper in 2019 Stormy he used title set To talk about ballet shoes at the Glastonbury Festival. While the track “Don’t Cry for Me” was playing, the two dancers duetted on stage, and the big screen behind them read, “Until now, ballet shoes have not traditionally been made to suit Black skin tones.” …

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25th April 2022

Creates Opportunity for British Dancers in Ballet Black

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22nd April 2022

At 100, ‘Just William’ Books Are An Icon of British Childhood

For many, the mention of “Just William” conjures up a nostalgic idyllic of interwar childhood: the spinning pole over sleepy village greenery, the parishioners frequented by well-meaning, curious parishioners, the horseback riding games, and the knockdown gingerbread played until sunset. The truth is, of course, that few readers have experienced such queer youth: the carefree, …

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21st April 2022

‘Very British Scandal’ Review: Claire Foy Relinquishes Crown

Claire Foy won our hearts and won an Emmy. as stout young Elizabeth II In the first two seasons of The Crown. It returns to the small screen on Friday. “Very British Scandal” on Amazon Prime Video. As the Duchess of Argyll, a career socialite caught in a commonplace divorce, her technique is as impeccable …

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15th April 2022

A Duchess Is Humiliated By ‘Very British Scandal’

During the trial, the duke presented a list of 88 men the duchess said she slept with during their marriage, as well as Polaroids he had stolen from her, which showed the duchess had oral sex with an unknown man whose head was not in the frame. . The judge who granted the divorce in …

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4th April 2022

BBC’s Century, a ‘Semi-Mystical’ Piece of the British Spirit

David Hendy’s “The BBC” looks at 100 years of wartime reporting, dramas, satire and weather reports. Source link

25th March 2022

British Museum to Remove Sackler Name from Its Walls

LONDON – The British Museum here will remove the Sackler family name from its walls and become the last major cultural institution to cut ties with the family for its role in the opioid crisis. Decision, It was announced in a news release on FridayComing almost four months after New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art …

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25th March 2022

British Rainfall Records Extended to 1836 Thanks to Covid

Britain’s official rainfall records date back to the year before Queen Victoria ascended the throne, thanks to the efforts of thousands of volunteers who were confined to their homes during Covid. Ed Hawkins, a climate scientist at the University of Reading in England, call for help More than 65,000 handwritten monthly rainfall diaries spanning three …

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8th March 2022

Should the British Museum Get a Smart Watch?

LONDON – Visitors Rosetta Stone or Parthenon statues He may not realize that there is a lesser-known exhibit in the British Museum, just beyond the main entrance and a dauntingly long string of stone steps. clocks and watchesViewed by Oliver Cooke. As curator of horology within the Museum’s British, European and Prehistoric Department, Mr. Cooke …

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