From the coronation of Queen Victoria to the sealing of the Magna Carta, these are the moments Brits wish they'd seen ...

A survey of 2,000 adults unveiled the top 25 events they would have loved to be a part of. The list includes entertainment ...

A Tudor wool knitted hat and a Viking-era dagger are among a series of objects found on the banks of the River Thames which ...

new research and learn the most up-to-date skills from the UK’s most in-the-know people. The Thames is particularly suited to mudlarking because it’s a tidal river. This means that twice a day ...

Mudlarks are diligent when it comes to reporting ... astonishing tidal range of more than 25 feet. Like the rest of the UK, London usually has two high tides and two low tides each day.

A Tudor wool knitted hat found on the bank of the River Thames is going on display for the first time as part of a new mudlarking exhibition. London Museum Docklands will showcase "London's lost ...

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People wishing to go mudlarking, a centuries-old London tradition ... Send your story ideas to [email protected] A man is charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving after ...

In 18th- and 19th-Century London, mudlarks were impoverished citizens (often children) who scraped a meagre living by scavenging for sellable items in the stinking mud of the Thames at low tide.

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In 2019 I went mudlarking with Lara Maiklem near Blackfriars, ahead of the publication of her enthralling first book, Mudlarking. Dedicated to the river—“my friend, companion and confidante ...