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How Girls Aloud have buried the hatchet - and got Sarah Harding's mum's blessing - for a reunion tour that will feature the late singer's vocals Hilary Duff keeps it casual in frayed blouse and brown sweats as she and husband Matthew Koma enjoy a family day with their kids in Studio City Especial thanks to our sponsors – to headline sponsor Family Search, as well as IHGS, Pharos Tutors, the Halsted Trust, University of Strathclyde, Ancestry ProGenealogists, as well as Who Do You Think You Are and Family Tree magazines. EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: 'Speed demon' and former Strictly judge Dame Darcey Bussell reveals she went on speed awareness course after breaking 20mph limit The Conference will commence on the evening of Friday 8th September with a formal drinks reception in the Fellows’ Garden (weather permitting), followed by a seated dinner in the newly restored neo-classical Hall. Our after-dinner speaker will be Dr Sam Willis, one of the UK's best known historians. He has made more than ten major TV series for the BBC and National Geographic including The Silk Road, seen by tens of millions of people worldwide. Sam has published more than fifteen books on a huge variety of subjects, with a core focus on maritime and naval history. He also presents The Mariner's Mirror Podcast, the world's No1 podcast dedicated to maritime and naval history, and he co-presents the chart-topping podcast Histories of the Unexpected, which has been turned into a live show and book series.
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The truth for much of this period is better for British society, and worse for the Atkinsons. The anti-slavery movement in Britain attracted greater popular support and crossed more social barriers than any other cause in the nineteenth century—it remains today the largest public petitioning campaign in British history. In 1788 a hundred towns and cities submitted petitions demanding an end to the slave trade, including two-thirds of the adult male population of Manchester. Four years later more than five hundred towns and cities did. In 1814, a campaign for empire-wide abolition gained 750,000 signatures across 800 separate petitions; another in 1833 gained over 1.5 million across 5,000—more than 10 percent of the national population in what was a predominantly rural society. The British parliament ultimately responded to public pressure with emancipation legislation that cost the British government millions of pounds. We can second-guess this achievement, but it represented an extraordinary revolution in sensibility and ideas—and it passed the Atkinsons by. One would like to better understand why. Tia Mowry and ex-husband Corey Hardrict spark reconciliation rumors with cosy Thanksgiving family snaps
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