International Digital Preservation DayLicence: Creative Commons Attribution Happy International Digital Preservation Day, lets see how you did on yesterday's quiz....here are the answers. The digital preservation community has been...
...the Government newspaper was started, it was started in consequence of the Newspaper Proprietors' Association saying that they were not able to publish any paper, and advising that there should...
...A combative nationalist, he accused the Liberals of being morally weak German appeasers and vaunted himself as an international affairs expert who visited Russia on a dozen occasions during the...
...African President and seeing enthusiastic voters queueing hours in advance outside Soweto polling stations. International affairs were dominated by the Gulf War at the turn of the decade. Bernie Grant...
...view the original House of Commons chamber which was destroyed in 1941, it is not the same chamber as we see today! Benjamin Stone was active before the tumultuous world...
...1983 Lord Macmillan Speech: Donoghue v Stevenson by Alan Rodger – Law Quarterly Review, 2000 ‘The Slug that Changed the World’ – Stephanie Todd, BBC News The Times Digital Archive...
...as a hereditary peer. This coincided with the Conservatives returning to power and in 1955 he was appointed Commonwealth Secretary. Once again, a storm was brewing on the international arena...
...trip back sixty years to focus on five notable moments of national significance that took place in this period. Additionally celebrating a landmark day in the storied history of a...
...territory during the 1440s and 1450s. King Henry VI by Unknown English artist oil on panel, circa 1540 NPG 2457Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs National Portrait Gallery It is...
...Queen sets foot on the Parliamentary estate. State Opening 2015, Parliamentary Archives Sign up to UK Parliament's Visit Newsletter for the latest updates on visiting and Big Ben,...
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