The silver coin from 1766 entitles the owner to watch show at the Bristol Old Vic for free.

The private collection was made by Louis Osman, who created the coronet for King Charles III.

Browns Café, in Oxford's covered market, was opened in 1920 by Catherine Brown, historian's say.

The English town where one of America's Founding Fathers, and the world's first international revolutionaries, sparked a spirit of rebellion that continues to this very day.

The "incredibly rare" token is one of 50 originally gifted to the Bristol Old Vic's first shareholders.

One of the world's "finest and rarest" atlases goes on show after experts spend months restoring it.

The platinum and gold watch features precious stones including rubies and sapphires.

The last time they were displayed, almost 19,000 people came to see them, Durham Cathedral says.