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Archaeologists to dig up William Shakespeare’s garden at New Place, Stratford–upon–Avon
A groundbreaking archaeological dig will begin at Shakespeare’s final home in Stratford–upon–Avon next week.
Folding Plug wins Brit Insurance Design of the year 2010
The winners of the British Design Awards have been announced with a folding electrical plug winning this year's British design Oscars at the Design Museum in London.
Nigella Lawson and Alan Yentob open transformed Jewish Museum in London
Nigella Lawson and Alan Yentob have unveiled the Jewish Museum London following a £10 million development programme.
Ton up for UK games as River and Rowing Museum launches Our Sporting Life project
A raft of 100 pre-Olympics exhibitions celebrating sport in the UK has launched at Henley's River and Rowing Museum.
A Terrible Beauty: Edward Wilson in Antarctica 1902-1912 at Brantwood
The works of Edward Wilson, artist, explorer, naturalist and doctor on the Scott expeditions to Antarctica are currently showing at Ruskin's former Lakeland home, Brantwood.
New National Gallery show follows in the footsteps of Danish master Christen Købke
Culture24 heads to Scandinavia ahead of Danish master Christen Købke's show at The National Gallery.
National Railway Museum Cab-It event returns to classic days of toy trains
To mark Science and Engineering Week, Roy Gibson of the National Railway Museum enters James May territory by banging the drum for Hornby trains and the classic engineering toys of yesteryear.
Paul Sandby: Picturing Britain at the Royal Academy of Arts
The Royal Academy's latest exhibition reveals why Paul Sandby was one of the most popular painters of the eighteenth century.
Hatch the dog returns to the Mary Rose after 500 years
A painstakingly preserved and reconstructed skeleton of a dog recovered from the Mary Rose is to go on display at the Mary Rose Museum.
Museum of Science and Industry's Mini makes way for £7 million redevelopment
A Mini lifted by millions of people at the Museum of Science and Industry will be moved in a £7million project.
Chopin and Poland explored at the British Library
The British Library is marking Frédéric Chopin's 200th birthday with an exhibition examining his Polish heritage.
"Father of modern hymns" - John Stainer Archive acquired by Durham University
Durham University has been given the archive of John Stainer, whose influence can still be heard in churches and cathedrals up and down the country.
National Library of Scotland celebrates Chopin's final musical tour
The National Library of Scotland is hosting a Chopin display documenting the composer's last ever musical tour.
A talk on the wild side with Marcus Coates
During our interview with artist Marcus Coates, we discuss shamanism, charlatanism, art, humour and nature. But as Mark Sheerin discovers, no badgers were available for comment.
Last chance to see: Martin Parr's Working Men's Clubs
UK photographer Martin Parr has been visiting working Men's clubs around Wales for the last six months to try and capture the essence of a working class Saturday night.
