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Colchester, England
Colchester proudly proclaims itself to be 'Britain's oldest recorded town', having been mentioned by Roman writer Pliny the Elder in 77. It has certainly been a key town for many centuries: William the Conqueror built one of the first castles of his realm here and the Romans constructed a vast temple to the Emperor Claudius - long since destroyed. It's also believed to be the place where three popular nursery rhymes - Old King Cole, Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star and Humpty Dumpty first came into being.
Colchester: Humpty tale takes a big fall
Jim Eagles gets to the truth about some well-loved nursery rhymes.
Cornwall: Journey to the deep, dark side
Life was harsh down a 200-year-old Cornish tin mine, finds Jim Eagles.
Murder accused joked about killing, court told
The man accused of Emily Longley's murder told friends he had killed her in the days before her death.
All aboard for Titanicspotters
In a global recession, the opportunity to relive one of the world's deadliest peacetime disasters might seem a tough sell. Yet tickets have been sold out for months.
The Making of Harry Potter experience, London
This tour of the of the actual 150,000sq foot Warner Bros. studio where many scenes from the eight Harry Potter movies were shot, is chock-a-block with sets, costumes and props. Behind-the-scenes footage is narrated by the movies' stars while touch screens and animatronic models help bring J.K. Rowling's stories to life.
England: The magic of Hogwarts revealed
Kids and adults alike will delight in this glimpse into Harry Potter's world, writes Amy Laughinghouse.
Shopkeeper tried to scam £157,000 out of lottery winner
A UK shopkeeper who told a lottery winner he had won £10 when he had actually won £156,659 has been jailed.
England: Theme park opens new 'terror' ride
Described as 'your worst nightmare underground' the newest ride at UK theme park Alton Towers is the first to have been rated by the British Board of Film Classification.
England: Return to the Eagles' nest
Jim Eagles goes to the pretty English village of Bloxham to answer the question: 'Who do you think you are?'
Don't miss: Isle of Wight Festival
The original Isle of Wight festivals (1968-1970) featured legendary performers such as Bob Dylan, The Who and Joni Mitchell, to name a few.
Section of Dover's white cliffs collapses into sea (+map)
A large rock fall from the world famous White Cliffs of Dover has seen tonnes of chalk collapse into the sea off the southeastern coast of England.
Trousers' washing label: sexist or a joke?
Trousers being sold by a British discount chain clothing store have sparked online outrage over their sexist...