Imber, a ghost town on Salisbury Plain, was evacuated in 1943 to allow American troops to train for the D-Day landings.

This 1986 article from the Village Voice looked at the raging debates over the health effects of cigarettes and how they were marketed.

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A Slavic Village art installation designed to spark love and joy has been vandalized several times, now forcing the artist to ...

The iconic Bill Joel, the “piano man” who’s been performing to crowds for more than six decades — and the legendary ...

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A small UK village that has been abandoned for over 80 years is set to welcome visitors once again. The village, which has ...

Rivers State government must do two things quickly to accelerate economic development in the state and aspire to compete with ...

The Met Office has put in place an amber wind warning for gusts of 80 to 90mph in Cornwall on Thursday night, with large ...

Love them or hate them, chain restaurants play a key role in pop culture, as proven by their prominence in several iconic ...

Convene Hospitality Group acquired NeueHouse through a court-approved asset purchase agreement after the coworking club filed ...

It is not known what stage the sale to the celebrity couple is but locals have speculated it is in the 'final stages' ...