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How to Get Rid of Flea Bite Marks
Been bitten? Ugly flea bite marks can make your life a misery, but here are some tips to save your blushes.
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Natural Flea Treatment Ideas
Often we think that we can only get rid of fleas if we use heavy duty insecticides. However, not everyone likes using chemicals on their pets, around their home, or indeed on themselves.
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What Were the Rebecca Riots?
Have you heard of the Rebecca Riots? Here's what you need to know. The Rebecca Riots lasted for several years, mainly in Wales. But just who was "Rebecca," and what were the riots about?
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Glamis Castle, Scotland: Secret Rooms and Ghosts
Glamis Castle has secret rooms, a monster, ghosts and a royal connection. Find out more about what is perhaps Scotland's most haunted castle.
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What Were Liberty Bonds in World War 1?
Liberty Bonds received huge publicity during World War 1, but what were they?
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What was the Regency Era?
Why did Britain have a Regency Era? What was the Regency Era and what happened in it?
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40+ Great Names for English Bulldogs
English Bulldogs may seem fierce, but actually, they are docile and friendly. Whether you are after a tough name or a gentle one, here is a selection of ideas for names for English Bulldogs.
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Royal Baby Names
If you're expecting your own little prince or princess, why not consider giving them a "royal" baby name?
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WWI Trench Weapons: The Club and the Knife
Learning about WWI weaponry? Gas, guns, and grenades weren't the only weapons in World War 1. Sometimes, primitive clubs, knives, and daggers were more effective.
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Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream Review
It's an iconic cream that sits in the handbags of beauty editors and celebrities all over the world. Should you buy Elizabeth Arden's cult classic 8 Hour Cream? A review to help you decide.
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We Can Do It! Poster by J Howard Miller
She's one of the most iconic images of American womanhood during World War 2, yet this poster was barely seen during the war. Often mistaken for Rosie the Riveter, this is the story of the We Can Do It! poster by J Howard Miller.
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The Royal Navy March Heart of Oak
Several navies share a common official march: Heart of Oak. The lyrics celebrate strong ships and brave men. Find out the story behind Heart of Oak.
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Conscientious Objectors During WW1
Life was hard for soldiers and conscientious objectors alike during World War 1. Find out why men became "Conchies" and how they were treated.
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Trench Fever and Lice in World War I
Life in the trenches of World War 1 was squalid. Trench fever was one consequence of the dirty conditions, but it wasn't an altogether unwelcome complaint. Find out what caused trench fever in World War 1.
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Christmas Baby Names
Traditional and more unusual baby names for Christmas arrivals. Choose a name for your Christmas baby.
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Interesting Facts About the Tudors
Who were the Tudors? Who was Jane Seymour? Find out some interesting facts about the Tudors, one of England's most notorious and fascinating royal dynasties.
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Why Do Some Countries Drive on the Left?
Most of the world's traffic drives on the right side of the road, but it's not always been this way. In the past, most people travelled on the left. Why did they change and which countries still drive on the left?
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Interesting Facts About Wales
Wales contains some of the UK's most beautiful scenery. It's also a country that has had a turbulent past. Find out some interesting facts about the "land of song".
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Names for German Shepherds
German Shepherds are intelligent, loyal and protective dogs. Find the perfect name for your German Shepherd.
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Halloween Party Themes for Adults
Stuck for a theme for your Halloween party? Find a great Halloween theme for adults, whether you are looking for scary, fun or sassy!
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Great Halloween Costume Ideas for Couples
Get some ideas for Halloween costumes for you and a friend. Whether you want to be funny, cute or scary, find some great ideas for Halloween costumes for couples.
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60+ Names for Golden Retrievers
Need a name for your Golden Retriever? This list of names for both girl and boy retrievers will give you a few ideas.
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Interesting Facts About the River Thames
The Thames is perhaps the UK's most famous river and it's certainly the longest in England. However, there are a lot more interesting facts to learn about the River Thames.
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"The Shining" Twins
Remember those spooky little girls holding hands in the corridor in The Shining? Here's some more information about The Shining Twins, including how to be one for Halloween.
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Prevent and Treat Surfer's Ear
Don't let Surfer's Ear spoil your sport or your life. Find out how to prevent and treat Surfer's Ear.
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Popular Songs During World War 1
Songs during World War 1 weren't just for entertainment, they were for propaganda purposes too. Troops, however, often sent their own messages back to their officers and governments via their own subversive songs.
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Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry in World War 1
Cornwall's regiment in World War 1 was the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Many of Cornwall's young men flocked to join the colours and a great many fell on the fields of Flanders and beyond.
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29 Interesting Facts About England
What's the connection between England and Jerusalem? Do you know your John Bull from your Guy Fawkes? Find out some interesting facts about England!
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30+ Traditional Irish Names for Girls and Boys
Many Irish names have a wonderful, magical feel. Consider giving your boy or girl one of these old Irish names full of Gaelic spirit and beauty.
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Getting a Job as a Teaching Assistant (UK)
The market for teaching assistant jobs is highly competitive. Whether you are looking for a part time job with children or looking for experience before becoming a teacher, find out how to get a job as a teaching assistant.
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What Were the Effects of the Black Death?
The Black Death had devastating consequences for the people of Europe. Surprisingly, there were some beneficial results of the Black Death too.
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What Were the Cures for the Black Death
Medieval treatment for the Black Death ranged from the weird to the desperate, but ultimately, all the cures for the Black Death were ineffective. Find out about the attempted remedies for the plague.
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What Were the Symptoms of the Black Death?
The Black Death caused millions of deaths in Medieval Europe. Find out about the symptoms of the Black Death.
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What Caused the Black Death?
The Black Death ripped through Europe in the mid fourteenth century causing death on an unprecedented scale. At the time people didn't understand the disease, but now scientists have pieced together what caused the Black Death.
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How to Become a Parapsychologist
If you are looking for a fascinating career, you might consider becoming a parapsychologist. Find out what it takes to enter this field and where you can find parapsychology courses.
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How to Capture Paranormal Phenomena on Camera
Many paranormal investigators hope to capture a ghost or a UFO on camera, yet there isn't yet any undisputed evidence. How to increase your chances of successfully capturing paranormal phenomena on camera.
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How to Become a Paranormal Investigator
Paranormal investigators are more than just ghost hunters, they research paranormal activity in a scientific manner. Find out how to become a paranormal investigator.
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How to Make a Genealogy Timeline
A genealogy timeline can help you organise your family history and open up new lines of enquiry. Learn how to create a timeline to uncover more of your family history.
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How Were Propaganda Posters Used in World War 1?
WW1 posters were used not just for recruitment but for a range of propaganda purposes. Find out the story behind the propaganda posters of WW1.
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Characteristics of a Historical Fiction Novel
Just what is a historical fiction novel? Here are the characteristics that make for a great historical fiction book.
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The Sex Pistols: God Save The Queen
The Sex Pistols celebrated the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977 with their single "God Save the Queen". Why is it that 35 years later, it is still being talked about?
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Does Downton Abbey Really Exist? Highclere Castle Filming Location
Enjoy a visit to Highclere Castle, the real location of the TV period drama Downton Abbey.
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The 5 Most Haunted Historical Places in the World
Discover some of the world's most haunted famous and historical places.
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The 5 Best Places to Visit in Cornwall, England
Cornwall is best known its for sun, sea and sand, but if you venture away from the beautiful beaches, many lesser-known sites of interest await exploration as well! Here are five of the coolest places to visit in Cornwall, UK.
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The 6 Wives of Henry VIII Ranked: Who Was the Coolest?
"Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived". Which of Henry VIII's wives was the coolest?
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Must-See Sights in the UK for Jane Austen Fans
Jane Austen brings her world to life through her novels. Although more than 200 years separates us from Jane, you can still get close to her by visiting her favourite places. Here are the must-see sights for Jane Austen fans.
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How to Get Rid of Dog Smells in Your House
Just because you have a dog doesn't mean your house should smell. Here is some simple advice to get rid of dog smells in your house.
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The Hobbit Film: Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield
Thorin Oakenshield is one of the main characters in the upcoming Hobbit films. Meet Richard Armitage, the actor who will play him.
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How to Get Good Luck
Are you feeling like you have nothing but bad luck? Do you think you are a loser? The good news is that getting good luck is a skill you can learn.
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How to Keep Your Dog Calm and Happy on a Long Car Journey
Making your dog happy and comfortable on a long journey isn't difficult but takes some preparation and training. Here are six tips for stress-free journeys with your dog.
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Lacock, Wiltshire: "Harry Potter" and TV Period Drama Filming Location
Lacock in Wiltshire is a beautiful, quintessentially English village. It is also a popular filming location for productions from "Cranford" to "Harry Potter". Can you spot your favourite scene?
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40+ Traditional and Unusual Welsh Baby Names
If you are looking for a traditional but unusual name for a baby, why not try a Welsh name? Whether you have a boy or a girl, Wales can offer plenty of beautiful names.
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"The Shining" Hotel Location
"The Shining" is regarded as one of the scariest horror stories ever. But just where do you find the Overlook Hotel, the foreboding location at the heart of the film?
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The Hampton Court Ghost
Hampton Court Palace was home to the turbulent Tudors and apparently some haven't left yet. Find out why young Catherine Howard replays one of the most poignant scenes of her life over and over again, along the Palace's Haunted Gallery.
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The Best Tips to Avoid Dry and Chapped Lips
Our lips can suffer in hot and cold weather, drying out and getting chapped. Follow these easy tips to keep luscious lips all year round.
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6 Places to Find a Vampire in Real Life
The television schedules and bookstores are full of them, but could you actually find a vampire? Here are a few of the traditional as well as the lesser-known places to find a vampire.
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A History of England's Burgh Island and Luxury Hotel
The Burgh Island Hotel has attracted the good, the greats, and the infamous. This luxurious hotel has been refurbished to its original Art Deco style and eagerly awaits your check-in.
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Unusual Cornish Baby Names for Girls and Boys
Looking for an unusual name for your baby? Try these Cornish baby names for tradition with a twist.
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The 5 Best Old Pubs in Bristol
London doesn't have a monopoly on unusual historic pubs. Join me on a crawl around five of Bristol's finest old pubs.
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Weird, Odd and Strange British Pub Names
Britain's got thousands of great pubs, but a few are very special. Why? It's all in the name—the very odd name! Here are some of the strangest ones that make the cut.
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Bodmin Moor: Murders, Ghosts and Legends
Bodmin Moor has a wild and desolate beauty, but are you brave enough to venture out amongst the ghosts, the Dandy Dogs and the Beast?
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Where Do You Keep Keys When In the Water?
Don't leave your car keys hidden under a rock, or worse, buried in the sand when you head into the ocean! Here are two products to keep your keys safe while you surf.
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How to Walk a Dog in Winter Safely
How cold is too cold for a dog? When is it unsafe to go out? Dog walking should be a pleasure, not a risk. With the right preparation, you and your companion can stay healthy and safe, whatever the weather.
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Five Haunted Hotels in Cornwall, UK
Ghosts aren't just for Halloween! You can be haunted at any time of the year in Cornwall. See another side to the UK's favourite holiday destination.
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What is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?
PCOS affects more than just a woman's reproductive health. It can cause long term health issues and wreck self esteem. Find out more about this pernicious condition.
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The Best Old Pubs in London
There are plenty of pubs to choose from in London. Here are a few of the more unusual choices.
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Best Historical Fiction Books with Action and Adventure
Historical fiction combined with action and adventure - what could be better! Here are a few of the best historical fiction adventure books.
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Cinnamon: Health Benefits
Cinnamon is more than simply an exotic flavour. For centuries it has been used to treat a range of ailments and in recent years modern research has started to recognise its benefits.
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Things to Do in Cornwall in the Rain
With miles of beaches, Cornwall is one of England's most popular holiday destinations, but the fun need not stop when the sun deserts you and the rain rolls in. Here are some things to do in Cornwall when it rains.
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Historical Grudge Match: Elizabeth I vs.Queen Victoria
If Elizabeth I had to square up to Queen Victoria, who would win? A humorous look at two famous queens.