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17th-Century UK Tomb With Possible Link to Tintin's Captain Haddock Earns Historic Site Recognition
Since the tomb is the only monument honouring a woman from a period when females had fewer rights and recognition it holds a greater significance in present times
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Stonehenge's Mysterious Altar Stone May Have Travelled 500 Miles From Scotland, Reveals New Study
This finding challenges a century of geological consensus that pinpointed Wales as the stone's origin.
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Testing Increased At Delhi Airport For New COVID-19 Variant
As the Union Health Ministry announced the stringent approach to detect new COVID-19 variant and made it mandatory for identified high-risk countries, United Kingdom (UK), Middle East, and Europe, the testing labs at Indira Gandhi International Airport have a monumental task in hand.
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UK Unveils New Laws To Protect Historic Statues, Monuments
The UK government on Monday unveiled new laws to protect England's cultural and historic heritage in the form of statues and monuments to ensure they are not removed "at a whim".
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"Great Pride": UK City Mayor Promises To Protect Mahatma Gandhi's Statue
The Mayor of the city of Leicester has committed to protecting the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the heart of the central England city, as an online petition created to save the under-threat monument attracted over 6,000 signatures.
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Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela's Statues In London Boarded Up Ahead Of Protests
The statue of Mahatma Gandhi in London's Parliament Square is among several monuments being covered and boarded up in London ahead of another set of planned protests, which erupted after the custodial killing of African-American George Floyd.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Says UK Anti-Racism Protests "Hijacked By Extremists"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned Friday that the UK anti-racism protests had been "hijacked by extremists" who were attacking national monuments in an effort to "censor our past".
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UK Monument To Honour Indian Soldiers Killed In World War 1 Unveiled
A new sculpture in honour of Indian soldiers who fought during World War I was unveiled in the town of Smethwick in the West Midlands region of England on Sunday.
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First-Ever Freedom Run Marks Independence Day In London
Hundreds of members of the Indian diaspora in the UK took part in the first-ever Freedom Run to mark India's 70th Independence Day with the one-mile journey beginning from the historic Parliament Square in London.
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5,000-Year-Old 'House Of The Dead' Discovered by Archaelologists In UK
A 5,000-year-old 'house of the dead' has been discovered in the UK that could contain the remains of the ancestors of those who lived around the iconic prehistoric monument Stonehenge, archaeologists say.
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London's Iconic Monuments Lit in Tri-Colour in PM Modi's Honour
The iconic monuments in the British capital this evening bathed in tri-colour as a "unique tribute" to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to the country.
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Study Sheds Light on Culinary Habits of Stonehenge Builders
People who built Stonehenge, the iconic prehistoric stone monument in the UK, organised large-scale feasts, where animals were brought from all over Britain to be barbecued and cooked in open-air mass gatherings, a new study suggests.
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17th-Century UK Tomb With Possible Link to Tintin's Captain Haddock Earns Historic Site Recognition
Since the tomb is the only monument honouring a woman from a period when females had fewer rights and recognition it holds a greater significance in present times
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Stonehenge's Mysterious Altar Stone May Have Travelled 500 Miles From Scotland, Reveals New Study
This finding challenges a century of geological consensus that pinpointed Wales as the stone's origin.
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Testing Increased At Delhi Airport For New COVID-19 Variant
As the Union Health Ministry announced the stringent approach to detect new COVID-19 variant and made it mandatory for identified high-risk countries, United Kingdom (UK), Middle East, and Europe, the testing labs at Indira Gandhi International Airport have a monumental task in hand.
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UK Unveils New Laws To Protect Historic Statues, Monuments
The UK government on Monday unveiled new laws to protect England's cultural and historic heritage in the form of statues and monuments to ensure they are not removed "at a whim".
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"Great Pride": UK City Mayor Promises To Protect Mahatma Gandhi's Statue
The Mayor of the city of Leicester has committed to protecting the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the heart of the central England city, as an online petition created to save the under-threat monument attracted over 6,000 signatures.
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Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela's Statues In London Boarded Up Ahead Of Protests
The statue of Mahatma Gandhi in London's Parliament Square is among several monuments being covered and boarded up in London ahead of another set of planned protests, which erupted after the custodial killing of African-American George Floyd.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Says UK Anti-Racism Protests "Hijacked By Extremists"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned Friday that the UK anti-racism protests had been "hijacked by extremists" who were attacking national monuments in an effort to "censor our past".
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UK Monument To Honour Indian Soldiers Killed In World War 1 Unveiled
A new sculpture in honour of Indian soldiers who fought during World War I was unveiled in the town of Smethwick in the West Midlands region of England on Sunday.
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First-Ever Freedom Run Marks Independence Day In London
Hundreds of members of the Indian diaspora in the UK took part in the first-ever Freedom Run to mark India's 70th Independence Day with the one-mile journey beginning from the historic Parliament Square in London.
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5,000-Year-Old 'House Of The Dead' Discovered by Archaelologists In UK
A 5,000-year-old 'house of the dead' has been discovered in the UK that could contain the remains of the ancestors of those who lived around the iconic prehistoric monument Stonehenge, archaeologists say.
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London's Iconic Monuments Lit in Tri-Colour in PM Modi's Honour
The iconic monuments in the British capital this evening bathed in tri-colour as a "unique tribute" to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to the country.
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Study Sheds Light on Culinary Habits of Stonehenge Builders
People who built Stonehenge, the iconic prehistoric stone monument in the UK, organised large-scale feasts, where animals were brought from all over Britain to be barbecued and cooked in open-air mass gatherings, a new study suggests.
