After the war, as far as domestic politics is concerned, power was alternately divided between the Conservative Party and the Labor Party. Under the impulse of the latter, fundamental functions and services were nationalized, such as the Bank of England (1946), coal mines (1946), civil aviation (1946), telegraphs and radio (1946), railways and canals (1947), […]
The Scots’ third largest city is often overshadowed by Edinburgh when it comes to tourists on city breaks. But, do not be fooled by all the granite buildings, they are more beautiful than many are aware of, despite the gray. Especially when the sun is shining, and it actually does more often in Aberdeen than […]
Located in the south of England, the capital of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is one of the world’s megacities. According to proexchangerates, more than 7 million people live in the city on both sides of the Thames. The multicultural center is home to an abundance of architectural and cultural attractions and is the spiritual […]