Jeweller finds inspiration after discovering a treasure trove of grandparents’ love letters
Torn apart by war as the world was riven by conflict, only words on a page kept their young love alive.
History
Honeymoon suite and Carry On: The tangled history of Henry VII’s bed
The honeymoon suite of a hotel, an antique dealers in Edinburgh, and the set of Poirot all played a part in the mysterious history of Henry VII’s bed, experts have said.
In pictures: Artist colours in the history books to transform images of the past
OUR perspective on history is often coloured in shades of grey with black and white photographs offering the only view of the past.
Marie Curie named the most significant woman in history by new poll
MARIE CURIE has been voted the woman who has made the most significant impact on world history.
Dallas star Patrick Duffy looks back at fun-filled TV career
Do you remember when we were all in a state of shock because Bobby Ewing had been killed by his sister-in-law running over him with her car and months later, there he was in the shower like nothing had happened?
Remembering the 23 time bombed island of Bikini on International Bikini Day
When we hear the word 'bikini' the first thing that springs to mind is scantily clad women frolicking on a beach.
Has Annabelle Wallis finally shaken nice girl Tag with new comedy movie?
ANNABELLE WALLIS has always come across as such a nice person.
Bond Girl Catherine Schell looks back at memorable career
ON Her Majesty’s Secret Service has long divided opinions.
Audrey Hepburn – from rags to riches
SHE went from being so hungry she had to eat tulip bulbs, to being so famous she had a tulip named after her — Audrey Hepburn was pretty special.
Left handers wronged by right-biased history
AS someone who is right-handed but always eats with the fork in my right hand, it’s a subject that is close to my heart.
The good, the bad and the gory: How our bodies survived the Middle Ages
FROM bizarre remedies to pioneering practices which helped shape modern treatments, University of East Anglia lecturer Jack Hartnell, author of fascinating new book Medieval Bodies, tells Laura Smith the Honest Truth about health in the Middle Ages.