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John had organised things brilliantly but difficult calls and wading through paperwork made the process of dealing with things after he died overwhelming and added to the loss and pain I was feeling. Please sign the petition -it would help everyone else about to go through this.

This is from Hull today. Thugs attacking anybody of a different race or ethnicity. In this instance it’s a car attacked and completely destroyed.

More evidence of certain communities refusing to integrate.

Is your Twitter feed boring? Why not listen to some exciting stories about early modern spies to spice up your Sunday? Disguises, invisible inks, cipher codes, egg containers, what's not to love ?! #Spycraft Yale University Press London📚 Suzannah Lipscomb

Anybody who doesn't know the dynamics, history and supposed pretexts of murderous pogroms, in the UK and elsewhere, should be informing themselves, sharpish. Call this what it is.

They’re not “far-right protestors”; they’re fascist thugs.

Too many authors are satisfied with citing secondary sources (which, if they cite, often cite secondary as well) instead of digging for primary source information. And too many authors cherry pick sources without exploring context or considering what else the source says.

When the first ever circumnavigation of the globe ended, Ferdinand Magellan - who launched it - did not make it home. In today's episode Suzannah Lipscomb talks to Laurence Bergreen about Magellan the man and the voyage that changed the world: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t… Laurence Bergreen

I'm delighted to announce that we are returning with a new SIX-part series on historic royal scandals for Channel 4. stvstudios.com/news/suzannah-… Brilliant team, deliciously scandalous stories, spectacular locations, and the whole thing so much fun.

Massive response across the country to counter the hate "protests". The real Britain reasserting itself against the tiny minority trying to terrorise us. Highlights on this thread. 1/ Newcastle

The House of Medici ruthlessly wielded control of Florence for nearly 300 years. Across four podcasts, Suzannah Lipscomb explores this complex, controversial dynasty that transformed Western civilization. Today Tim Parks explains their rise to power: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t…

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Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb continues her series exploring the House of Medici with a look at Lorenzo the Magnificent, who left such an indelible mark on Florence and the cultural landscape of Italy. Suzannah is joined by Alexander Lee : podfollow.com/not-just-the-t… Suzannah Lipscomb

All this month, on Not Just the Tudors, we’re running a special series on the Medici to explore the wealth and power of this most remarkable of families. Today: Lorenzo the Magnificent.

My latest acquisition has just arrived & I'm rather in love with her. Once labelled as Queen Catherine Howard, this late C17th/ early C18th portrait, created in oils on copper, is after the Holbein sketch. I can’t wait to have her cleaned, conserved, & sparkling.

Is your Twitter feed boring? Why not listen to some exciting stories about early modern spies to spice up your Sunday? Disguises, invisible inks, cipher codes, egg containers, what's not to love ?! #Spycraft Yale University Press London📚 Suzannah Lipscomb

Ready to explore your family tree at the historic Calke Abbey? 🌳 This unmissable event is packed with surprises and is perfect for anyone passionate about the past, featuring special guest Suzannah Lipscomb 👉 bit.ly/3MajSOj 📷 © National Trust Images/John Millar

Two decades after Fynes Moryson of Lincolnshire lost his brother as they returned from Jerusalem, he published a heartbreaking account in a unique manual of travel advice. Today Suzannah Lipscomb finds out more from Dr. Eva Johanna Holmberg: eu1.hubs.ly/H0by-Hz0 Dr Eva Johanna Holmberg