Nestled at the end of an impressively grand, tree-lined courtyard in London’s prestigious St James’s Park, stands the historic St Ermin’s Hotel.
The striking Grade II-listed Victorian red-brick building towers on either side of us as we walk along to the main entrance, which is fringed by lush green grass and pretty blooms in myriad hues.
First impressions: it’s delightful. And that’s before we’ve even set foot inside.
Carol Driver and her family check into the historic St Ermin’s Hotel,
GOP Representative Mary Miller has thanked Donald Trump for ‘the historic victory for white life’ after the Supreme Court’s bombshell Roe v Wade ruling.
Miller said ‘on behalf of all the MAGA patriots in America’ she wanted to praise the former president for his role in reversing the 49-year-old law.
She also said she appreciated his endorsement for the upcoming primary on Tuesday during the rally in Mendon, Illinois, on Saturday night.
But she appeared to trip up over her
Alle sechs neuen Stätten wurden vom Ministerium für Digitales, Kultur, Medien und Sport (DCMS) der Regierung auf Anraten von Historic England aufgelistet. Einige der wichtigsten Stätten der Regierungszeit von Königin Elizabeth werden hervorgehoben.
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Bei der Teilnahme an einem Demonstrationslauf beim Monaco Historic Grand Prix stürzte der führende Formel-1-Fahrer Charles Leclerc am Steuer des legendären Ferrari von 1974, der einst vom dreimaligen Champion Niki Lauda gefahren wurde.
Leclerc war auf dem Weg in die La-Rascasse-Kurve, als er laut ESPN die Kontrolle über das Heck des Autos verlor, sich drehte und mit dem Heck voran gegen die Leitplanken prallte. Er schaffte es, den Ferrari 312 B3 nach dem Aufprall am Laufen zu halten, doch ein
A crown familiar to millions after being worn by the Queen on postage stamps is among the jewels to go on display this summer as part of a collection to mark the Platinum Jubilee.
The Diamond Diadem, which was often worn by the Queen on her journey to and from the state opening of Parliament since the first year of her reign, will be part of an exhibition to celebrate her 70 years on the throne.
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When news broke earlier this year that the modest but attractive house on Long Island known as Geller I was going to be demolished, the outcry was immediate. The home’s significance in architectural history was beyond question. Its designer, Marcel Breuer, was among the most acclaimed of the mid-20th-century modernists and one of the few whose name is familiar to those with only a passing interest in architecture. These facts ultimately meant little. Geller I—the first of two buildings that
Today officially marks two years since Boris Johnson announced the unprecedented first UK coronavirus lockdown in a historic speech that changed life as we knew it.
As families huddled around their TVs with bated breath, the Prime Minister delivered the news just after 8.30pm: ‘From this evening I must give the British people a very simple instruction – you must stay at home.’
All non-essential shops were required to close and public gatherings of more than two people were banned,
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today channelled Winston Churchill’s wartime defiance as he delivered a historic address to the House of Commons from his war-ravaged country, vowing ‘we will not give up’.
Mr Zelensky was given a standing ovation by MPs both before and after his speech in which he compared Ukraine’s fight against Russia to Britain’s Second World War struggle against Nazi Germany.
Drawing on Churchill’s iconic ‘we shall fight them on the beaches’ wartime address in June 1940, he
BERLIN — At 1:49 p.m. on Saturday, February 26, Andrij Melnyk, Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany, finally got the message he’d been hoping to receive for more than seven years.
“We’re changing course,” the text from a senior German politician began. “All arms deliveries to commence. Very late. I hope not too late. Finally.”
Sitting at his cluttered desk in central Berlin, Melnyk, whose vociferous advocacy for Ukraine had made him a diplomatic pariah in the German capital, couldn’t believe his
