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Was King Arthur from Cornwall? Searching for Camelot

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The May/June 2025 issue of BRITAIN is out now!

Here at BRITAIN we love to champion unsung regions, as well as destinations that are firmly on the tourist trail and this issue, we visit Staffordshire, the historic home of the Potteries
The pretty town of Leek in Staffordshire
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5 historic places where Queen Elizabeth I lived

Elizabeth I was the fifth and last monarch of the Tudor dynasty. Here we look at 5 historic places that Queen Elizabeth I lived or spent time in
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The Black Douglases
A new exhibition explores the mystery of the Arnish Moor Man, preserved in a peat bog for 250 years
The clan history of the Isle of Skye
The Glencoe Massacre: Valley of loss
Flora MacDonald
Who was Bonnie Prince Charlie?
The story behind Queen Macbeth by Val McDermid
Alresford Watercress Festival in Hampshire
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London’s Villages: Sloane Square

Bursting into bloom in May with the arrival of the Chelsea Flower Show, this vibrant enclave continues to flourish, combining traditional charm and glamorous shopping
Sloane Square
Was King Arthur from Cornwall? Searching for Camelot
What is tartan noir? Murder most Scottish
Fort William: An unbeatable base
Historic Environment Scotland launch Urquhart Castle Tartan ahead of Tartan Day 2025
Stonehaven: Serenity by the sea
100 years of royal photographs go on display at The King’s Gallery in Edinburgh
A review of Plied and Prejudice: An outrageous retelling of the Jane Austen classic
The Atholl Highlanders will attend the New York Tartan Day Parade 2025 for the first time
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