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Los Bobos - "La Bamba" (1987) This was a big hit for the Californian band...

"Here Come The Rain Again" - Eurythmics (1984) The British electropop band have sold 75 million records globally. In the video, Annie Lennox seems to be stalked by Dave Stewart with a newfangled piece of technology: a camcorder...

Desireless - "Voyage Voyage" (1986) Probably the most successful French pop hit of the 1980s.

Of course, Charles couldn't be with his mother continuously as she was on her deathbed. He left other members of his family to grieve with her as he grieved in private as he picked mushrooms. He sought solace in something which we know he loves: nature. But I suspect it wasn't just his mother's...

Keswick mountain rescuers aid men who had taken 'magic mushrooms' BBC News Tuesday 11th April 2023 Rescuers said they had to walk the men to safety after two of the party became unwell after taking magic mushrooms A group of men who had taken magic mushrooms during a valley visit had to be...

Bolton was strange in that whereas most towns in northern England supported the monarchy during the Civil War, Bolton supported Parliament, which went on to win the war. What I also think is weird is that the other leader of the Royalist army that committed the Bolton Massacre in 1644 was...

Is it? I'd rather do the latter than go out pulling fungi out of the ground. But each of us grieves in different ways, I suppose. If that's how Charles coped with him about to lose his mother and about to become King after over 70 years waiting for the role then so be it. After my best friend...

New emoji of St Edward's Crown released for the Coronation

As his mother lay dying at Balmoral, the then Prince Charles sought solace by foraging for mushrooms on his estate at Royal Deeside.

It was the ancestor of the guy who invented the Stanley Cup who committed the Bolton Massacre here in my hometown during the English Civil War in 1644. Bolton was a Parliamentarian town and Lord Stanley, the 7th Earl of Derby, was the leader of the Royalist army who committed the atrocity. So...

He became King the moment the Queen dies. That's how monarchies work.

How is it a nothing event when it will be watched by millions of people in this country and millions or billions around the world? The Coronation of the British and Canadian monarch isn't a nothing event. It's one of the biggest national and international events you can think of.

The Gold State Coach The King and the Queen Consort will use the 260-year-old Gold State Coach for the first time on their journey BACK TO Buckingham Palace after being crowned in Westminster Abbey on May 6. The 7-metre-tall carriage weighs 4 tonnes and will travel at a walking pace due to its...

The route the King and Queen Consort will take to the Coronation has been revealed - involving two gilded coaches, one of which has air conditioning and shock absorbers.

Hamburg's fire brigade has issued an "extreme danger" alert as a cloud possibly containing "chemical components" drifts towards the city centre. The German city's authorities are advising people to avoid the area and told residents to close doors, windows and ventilation. It comes after a...

It's wait to think that I can remember when our monarch got married.

A Karen received her matching orders after confronting a King's guard at Buckingham Palace

She is. She's the King's wife.

The King invites 850 community leaders to his May 6th Coronation. Among those invited is a young boy who slept outside in a tent for three years to raise money for his grandmother's hospice.

What role will Prince George undertake as the King's Page of Honour during the Coronation? Prince George's role will also give the future King George VII, King Louis or King Alexander - depending on which regal title he chooses - a glimpse of what will happen at his own Coronation at an unknown...