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Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane during training today.

Come and visit the world's greatest city and stay with us...our comfortable, family-run and family-owned guest accommodation in Hampstead is just three minutes walk from the underground and then a quick fifteen minute journey into the West End.

Armed Forces Day Huge respect and thanks to all the great troops & veterans I’ve been lucky to meet over the years.

“All the other early Rolls-Royce models used identical twin-cylinder blocks,” notes Andrew Wood. “The 15-hp, though it has the same bore and stroke as the two- four- and six-cylinder models, was the only one using separate cylinders, making it the odd one out in a range that was otherwise designed on ‘modular’ principles, which was probably why so few were made.”

During Disability Pride Month, we remember the thousands of wounded veterans whose courage continued long after the battlefield. Winston Churchill believed that a nation’s duty to those who served did not end with victory. His governments supported the medical care, rehabilitation, and retraining of disabled servicemen, helping many rebuild their lives after devastating injuries. Their perseverance remains an enduring reminder that courage takes many forms.

Very nice photo in the heart of London

Thomas Guy was the son of a Thames lighterman who became a bookseller and printer of Bibles in the 17thC. He made a fortune buying and selling shares in the South Sea Company, then became a philanthropist and governor of St. Thomas' Hospital. Prior to his death in 1724 he founded Guy's Hospital at Southwark. His statue stands in the hospital's courtyard

Mayfair, London

The Rutland Arms is a public house at 15 Lower Mall, Hammersmith, London, England. It was also called the Rutland Hotel. The Rutland Arms opened around 1849 and was rebuilt in the 1870s. During the Blitz, the pub lost its top floor and balcony.

Could never imagine that area was once that empty less than 100 years ago

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