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“It’s a great day for an adventure, isn’t it, Gromit?” It certainly is, because we’re giving away one of the most charming LEGO sets ever made: the LEGO® Ideas Wallace & Gromit set.
Few British creations are as universally loved as Nick Park’s cheese-loving inventor and his long-suffering, endlessly capable dog. For more than thirty ye...
It’s that time of year again, when Britain’s dictionaries tell us which word best sums up the last twelve months. First out of the gate is Collins, which on November 3 named “mogging” its Word of the Year for 2026.
If that leaves you baffled, you’re probably not a teenager. Here’s what the Collins Word of the Year 2026, mogging, actually means, and...
Great Events in Colonial American History – British Cultural Influence Series
The British ContextThe Second Amendment to the United States Constitution—”A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed”—is among the most debated provisions in American constitutiona...
The full English is one of the great glories of British life, and this week Jonathan takes the whole plate apart piece by piece with Lucy Pask of Jolly Posh Foods — who cooks one live on camera while she talks. Lucy is a Brit in Chicago and a self-described Americanophile, which makes her the ideal guide to why the two countries went their separate ways on breakfast. They wo...
If you have already read about the academics and the application process, you might think you have a handle on what St Andrews is going to be like. You do not. The University of St Andrews is one of those rare institutions where student life is so bound up with tradition, ritual, and a fiercely particular sense of place that the experience of actually being there is almost im...