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Breach of confidence: Don't quote the queen

September 26, 2012 - 4:43am

Britons got a rare glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II's personal views yesterday when a prominent BBC reporter told a live radio audience about a conversation he had with the queen in which she apparently described...

Great dome, great court: London’s British Museum

By Miguel Pastor | September 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Culture vultures have never had it so good in London. Philistines have never had so many places to seek shelter from the rain. London celebrated the millennium with a massive renaissance in the public arts. Several...

Modern Living