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80Famous, and infamous, animals in history. The Asp, Caligula's Horse, and other Famous Pets.
Animals have played their part in history as well. Read about some famous animals, and how they changed our destiny sometimes.
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73Jaguar Classic E-Type 50s: is become a large cat bounce
On 15 March 1961, the XK-E-TYPE successor was unveiled. Even Enzo Ferrari pleaded with the praise of "the most beautiful car in the world" as an amateur Being considered was a requirement of 1,000. However,...
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86Top 10 British Auto Museums
The United Kingdom auto industry is more than just double decker buses and Mini Coopers, you know! Well… it’s that, too, but step into one of the automobile museums listed below and you may come away with a new appreciation of British automotive craftsmanship. This is the land of the Daimler, the Rolls Royce, the BlueBird, the Aston Martin, the Morgan and an almost National Obsession with breaking the Land Speed record. And yes, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Says it all, doesn't it?
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78World War Two: The Blitz and Hull
The Second World War damaged so many people and countries around the world. The relatively small north eastern port of Hull, UK, was one such place. During just two nights in May 1941 the death toll and devastation reached phenoneml heights.
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84Lady Godiva: Famous naked horse riding and political activist
Lady Godiva was a very beautiful Anglo-Saxon noblewoman. Legend has it that she rode naked through the streets of Coventry as a protest against taxes of poor people and the treatment of women.
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71My First Impressions of Just War Theory
Political and military leaders are less honest than ordinary people--even in 'democracies'. In the past, when they pursued a war of choice, they persuaded clergymen to say, "We're on the side of God." Now the generals have added professional philosophers to their ensemble of propagandists.
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71A Guide To Choosing the Right University
Whether to go to university is a big question that troubles many young adult’s minds, and once the decision to go to university has been made, it may be even harder to choose which universities to apply for....
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72Where to eat in Coventry
All you can eat restaurants: Everyone loves an all you can eat joint. At all you can eat restaurants you generally find all sorts of cuisine and you are free to eat as much or as little as you like for a fixed price. If you are fortunate enough, in...
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71Coventry Building Society
The city of Coventry has a long and interesting architectural history that spans many stylistic eras. Currently Coventry is in the middle of an exciting building phenomenon that witnesses the modern...
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71Howard Barker's "13 Objects: Studies in Servitude"
Odds are, if you live in the United Kingdom, you've heard of Howard Barker. However, if you live anywhere else, his name likely doesn't yet ring a bell. But on October 21st, that will all change. "Why on...
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