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Should Jersey Redesign Its Banknotes Like England’s New Wildlife Series?

Jersey’s banknotes, last refreshed in 2010, still feature Queen Elizabeth II. With England’s new wildlife-themed notes and Guernsey’s upcoming redesign, Jersey considers whether to update its own currency and invites public input on future designs.

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US Exhibit Reveals Ancient Magic’s Role in Human Desire for Control

The Toledo Museum of Art's exhibition 'Cursed!' explores magic's role in ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, revealing how humans have long sought control through spells, amulets, and enchanted objects.

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Scottish Students Design Tartan to Mark 250 Years of US-Scotland Ties

Heriot-Watt University students are designing a tartan to celebrate 250 years since the US Declaration of Independence, symbolising Scotland-US cultural ties.

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Friendships and Community Spirit on the Bibby Stockholm Barge in Dorset

The Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset housed asylum seekers amid controversy. A new exhibition reveals enduring friendships and community support formed during this challenging time.

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Chelsea Flower Show Features Aphrodite Pleasure Garden and Ends Gnome Ban

The Chelsea Flower Show will feature an Aphrodite-themed pleasure garden sponsored by Lovehoney, ending the garden gnome ban and including designs by King Charles and David Beckham.

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Natural History Museum Leads UK Attractions with Record 7.1M Visitors in 2025

London’s Natural History Museum led UK attractions in 2025 with over 7.1 million visitors, driven by renovations, free entry, and popular exhibits despite wider sector challenges.

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Your Stunning Photos of Scotland from 13 to 20 March

A selection of your photos of Scotland from 13 to 20 March, featuring stunning landscapes, wildlife, and unique moments captured across the country.

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Natural History Museum Tops UK Visitor Charts in 2025, Surpassing British Museum

In 2025, the Natural History Museum became the UK's top tourist attraction with over 7.1 million visitors, surpassing the British Museum. Visitor numbers rose across many sites despite ongoing economic challenges, with notable growth in regional attractions and new entries like V&A East Storehouse.

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Doagh Famine Village Reopens Nearly a Year After Devastating Fire

Doagh Famine Village in County Donegal has reopened nearly a year after a fire destroyed much of the site. Owner Pat Doherty credits community support for the restoration and reopening on St Patrick's Day.

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Why Glasgow's Historic Buildings Keep Suffering Devastating Fires

Glasgow's historic buildings have repeatedly suffered devastating fires, raising concerns about preservation, ownership, and economic challenges threatening the city's architectural heritage.

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France Returns Sacred 'Talking Drum' to Ivory Coast After Over a Century

France has returned the sacred Djidji Ayôkwé talking drum to Ivory Coast, over a century after it was taken during colonial rule. The drum, central to Ebrié heritage, was officially handed back following new French legislation on cultural restitution.

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Your Stunning Photos of Scotland from 6 to 13 March

A curated selection of your photographs from Scotland between 6 and 13 March, showcasing landscapes, wildlife, and memorable moments across the country.

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