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The Profumo sex scandal revisited, rival queens and a post-human pioneer – the week in art

New depictions of Christine Keeler and the great 60s sex scandal, archive insights into two of Henry VIII’s wives and experiments with art in the age of AI

The Guardian - UK

AA Guide: The castle near Bristol described 'as pretty as a picture' handed prestigious food award

It is the only restaurant in Bristol to have achieved this title

Bristol Post

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas move to St James' Palace

The Swansea-born actress and her husband of 22-years have chosen the palace, built in the 16the century by Henry VIII, as their London base

Wales Online

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Anne Boleyn’s reputation as ‘temptress’ to be recast in new exhibition

Henry VIII’s second wife was a deeply religious woman who resisted his advances for years, according to fresh research

The Guardian - UK

King Henry VIII spotted with Greggs Steak Bake 'proves time travel is real'

A man has made the bizarre claim that the monarch's footwear looked suspiciously similar to the pastry.

Daily Record

Mans 'proof of time travel' as King Henry Vlll spotted with 'Greggs Steak Bake'

A Twitter user posted a picture of the former king's portrait and said the pastry-like shoes are evidence that the former monarch is capable of time travel - which amused Greggs.

Edinburgh Live

'Proof of time travel' as King Henry Vlll spotted with 'Greggs STEAK BAKE' in portrait

One man has made the bizarre claim that King Henry Vlll's footwear looked suspiciously similar to Greggs's steak bakes, which could provide proof of time travel from the 16th century

Daily Mirror

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Dis Life: 'Tories' spending small fortune making poor disabled people live in penury'

Anna Morell asks when will the Tories begin to listen and stop the bone-exposing cuts that are leading to actual loss of life, as the Government spends a small fortune on trying to deliberately put poor disabled people back in their box

Daily Mirror

Metal heads: the thriving detectorist scene digging up Britain’s past

Growing numbers are taking to the fields in search of fresh air, a sense of community and the odd piece of treasure

The Guardian - UK

Metal detectorist unearths Tudor gold pendant linked to Henry VIII in Warwickshire

Cafe owner Charlie Clarke ‘shrieked like schoolgirl’ when he turned up pristine necklace bearing initials of Henry and Katherine of Aragon

The Guardian - UK

Does a metal detectorist’s mystery discovery reveal Henry VIII’s soft side?

The jewellery shows the initials and symbols of Henry VIII and his first wife Katherine of Aragon – but it’s not yet known whether it originally belonged to the king or to Katherine

The Independent UK

Portrait of Henry VIII remastered for new Royal Mint coins

Some coinage in Henry VIII’s era was silver plated and wore away in places; he was often referred to as ‘old Coppernose’, the Mint said

Evening Standard

Remastered portrait of Henry VIII on Royal Mint coins

The coinage of Henry VIII’s era was debased by adding more common metals and he was sometimes referred to as ‘old Coppernose’, the Royal Mint said.

The Independent UK

Architectural vision for London station is little more than smoke and mirrors

Dazzling computer-generated images of a newly revamped Liverpool Street do little to establish its merits or flaws

The Guardian - UK

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Liverpool Echo

Sean Dyche has already highlighted the huge issue he would have to solve at Everton

Comments Sean Dyche said about this Everton side last season highlight a huge issue as he closes in on the Blues managerial vacancy

Evening Standard

Vault Festival 2023 - the top shows to book from Ram of God to Good Grief

London’s biggest fringe theatre festival has a packed roster of fantastic shows to watch

Reason

You Can Eat Better Than King Henry VIII, Thanks to Globalization and Burger King

Thanks to globalization, we plebes can pay just $6.49 for a whole Whopper meal fit for a 16th-century king.

The Conversation

Dead billionaires whose foundations are thriving today can thank Henry VIII and Elizabeth I

More than 230 of the world’s wealthiest people, including Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, have promised to give at least half of their fortunes to charity within their lifetimes or in their wills by signing the Giving Pledge. Some of the most affluent, including Jeff Bezos – who…

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How to get started on your family tree for your own 'Who Do You Think You Are?'

Research by Findmypast has revealed a national family history knowledge gap. For those interested in creating their family tree, the website has put together an easy seven-step guide

Liverpool Echo

What Sean Dyche said about Everton highlights huge problem amid fresh links

A report has linked Sean Dyche to Everton but comments he made about Frank Lampard's side last season highlight a huge problem for the Blues and the former Burnley manager if he was to be appointed at Goodison Park

Liverpool Echo

Real reason why we eat turkey on Christmas Day

Many would say it's not a proper Christmas dinner without turkey

Wales Online

Prince Harry's real name isn't actually Harry

His official surname is also seldom used

The Guardian - UK

Five British nationalisations – and what happened next

From Henry VIII to the telegram network, how the state intervened in the private sector – and who got the money

The Guardian - UK

At 35, I found out I had gout. Imagine having to give up everything you like to eat and drink

Overnight, a golf ball-sized lump appeared on my toe – and all sorts of delicious things had to disappear from my diet, says writer Daniel Lavelle

The Independent UK

500-year-old cottage built by King Henry VIII’s chaplain to be auctioned for £1

House-hunters are being given the chance to own a Grade II-listed 16th century servant’s cottage at a bargain price - with auction bids starting at just £1.

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