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In Spanish, Christopher Columbus is Cristobal Colón. A major road in Granada is Calle Gran Via de Colón where there is Restaurante Via Colón.
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Philip Noel-Baker was a Derby MP from 1936 to 1970. He remains the only person ever to be awarded both an Olympic medal (silver, 1500 metres,...
On 31st January 1936 the Eton-educated, southern journalist Eric Blair travelled from London to Wigan to research poverty among the northern...
Do your contacts know if he has investments/business interests outside Turkey (apart from Fortuna Sittard)? Given that the Turkish lira has...
It sounds like there is malice in Sunderland.
I understand the difference between a subscription and a paywall. My credit card doesn't as both cost money. I don't see either as a 'begging bowl'.
I assume you don't expect journalists to work for free. So how should online publications be financed? Paywall? Subscription? Advertising? Some...
And Wigan Athletic have won the FA Cup more times than Hull City and Norwich City combined :).
Two serious questions: 1. As far as I know, St. George was Turkish, not English. (But Andrew was not Scottish and Patrick was not Irish. I...
What? MORE?
Match abandoned following pitch invasion perhaps?
Clue: the owner of The Sun also owns The New York Post (and bears a striking resemblance to the organ in Gavin Whyte's hand).
Though she appeared in 'A View to a Kill', clearly she should have appeared in 'You Only Live Twice'.
It was a little difficult to find (fortunately I recognised the word Gedänkstätte on a sign). I don't think the visitor centre was open at the...
I enjoyed 'Stasi 77' and also an earlier one ('Stasi Girl'?), your first I think. I am interested in WW2 and East German history but had never...
Sorry to be a pedant but, strictly speaking, Constance Markevicz was the first woman MP. She was elected in 1918 for a Dublin seat while in...
Feel free to skip the last forty pages or so. Who needs Tolstoy's views on the philosophy of history? Indeed, I found his little digressions on...
Having just rescued the banks after the failure of free-market capitalism, the Labour government didn't have spare cash for this.
Go right ahead. I would offer to do it but: 1. I imagine you are closer to Michigan than I am; 2. I understand the meaning of the word 'armed'.
