A chair owned by the judge who sentenced Charles I to death has sold at auction. The 17th-century oak table-chair belonged to ...

The chair belonged to judge John Bradshaw, who sentenced Charles I to death for treason in 1649.

The chair belonged to judge John Bradshaw, who sentenced Charles I to death for treason in 1649. The US president says it is "another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has ...

An extremely rare item has been put up for auction today with links to the trial and execution of King Charles I for treason.

Rare 17th-century oak chair linked to John Bradshaw and the trial of King Charles I to be auctioned at Woolley and Wallis.

A bedroom in an 18th-Century townhouse is to undergo "exciting" renovations. Works will begin next week on the north-east bedroom at Salisbury's Mompesson House after planning permission was granted ...

John Cunningham, a prolific Broadway actor who appeared in such acclaimed productions as the original stagings of Cabaret, 1776, Company, Six Degrees of Separation and The Sisters Rosensweig, and ...

2007: A 2006–07 NFC championship game victory gave the Bears their second trip to the Super Bowl — their first in 21 years — ...

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It is easy for Hanson to win support pushing her mistaken claim that immigration is the cause of the cost-of-living crisis ...

When it comes to quoting religious texts, the government should be concerned not just with Islamic and Jewish writings (“Hate speech law’s religious text exemptions anger Jews, Coalition”, January 14) ...

Charles Meyerle Sr. passed away peacefully in Lincoln, Nebraska on January 12, 2026 at the age of 95. Gerald was born on October 27, 1930, on the Meyerle family farm north of Holbrook, Nebraska to ...