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- Sep 26, 2026
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Agatha Christie's extraordinary secret life - from surfing to photography (opens the original)
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SURFING in the morning, snap some photographs, shoot a bit of video, then set up the mobile office for a bit of work. Sounds like the lifestyle of a 20-something influencer sipping a latte in Bali, but no. It’s Agatha Christie. "You'd call her a bit of a digital nomad, basically," said Lucy Rowland, lead curator of a major new British Library exhibition on the best-selling novelist of all time. “All she needed was a typewriter and a study table, and she was happy. She wasn’t Miss Marple, this ol
The horrendous storm that killed 43 and how brave woman rescued nine survivors (opens the original)
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It's a story we were all told at school - the daring rescue of shipwreck survivors by a lighthouse keeper's daughter. Grace Darling was 22 when she looked out of her bedroom window at the Longstone Lighthouse and saw survivors clinging to a rock in the North Sea. With her father William, she rowed out through the storm to rescue nine survivors from the wreck, and wrote her name into history. Now, on the 200th anniversary of Longstone, Radio 3 will spend this Saturday broadcasting from six lighth
Extraordinary story of hero animals who helped to win the First World War (opens the original)
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Hundreds of miles from home, on the frontline in France, Private James Brown rode wearily back towards his trench when he heard a voice call out: "I've got your dog here, Jimmy." Brown took it for a joke. He'd left his dog, Prince, back home in Ireland in 1914 and family had taken him to London. But somehow Prince had crossed the Channel unaccompanied, wandered through France and finally tracked his owner down to his trench. The devoted dog became a regimental mascot, so loved by the soldiers th
'Ocean on our doorstep is crammed with tropical coral, sharks and giant whales' (opens the original)
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For most of us, the North Sea is a grey, grim stretch of water that was too cold to go in when you went to the British seaside. But North Sea, Nature Untamed, which reaches UK cinemas later this month, reveals the hidden depths of one of the most underrated and unreported seas in the world. Director Mark Verkerk was as surprised as the rest of us, saying: "I had very much the view everybody else had, that it's a fairly underwhelming place. But the range of life, the colour, the interaction betwe
'Devastating news about my blind granddaughter may unlock decades-old mystery' (opens the original)
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Smiling as she takes her first steps using a white cane, two-year-old Martha Thompson is the new poster girl for the Guide Dogs’ TV ad campaign. Born with suspected sluggish pupils, the adorable toddler was just three months old when a consultant told her parents he thought she couldn’t see - suspecting she had a rare inherited disorder, LCA, affecting around two babies in every 100,000. Mum Caitlin Thompson, 34, says: “At first, we didn’t realise what was going on. It was at about three months
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