Is this Christmas pudding sent to sailors fighting in the Boer War the oldest in the world?
One of the original puddings sent to British sailors sent to fight in the war survives in the National Museum of the Royal Navy.
One of the original puddings sent to British sailors sent to fight in the war survives in the National Museum of the Royal Navy.
As an extra special touch this year, personnel received Platinum Jubilee Medals during the parade for their service.
The group of six medals had not been sold on the open market for more than 100 years and sold for £40,000 above top estimate.
The Submarine Memorial Chapel of St Nicholas and Shoreham Memorial Cross also made the list.
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Historian Jacob F Field gives a brief tour of Winston Churchill's remarkable military career
It was discovered just 30 metres away from one of Portsmouth's piers.
Experts discovered Captain Matthew Flinders' remains during excavations of St James's burial ground in Euston.
The 1803 letter fetched more than 11 times its pre-sale estimate...
World War Two radio operator Noor Inayat Khan and Crimean War nurse Mary Seacole are among names put forward to appear on the bank note.
Ferozeshah was the first of two battles for control of the Punjab but came at a cost of 2,400 British casualties.
The ship sailed by Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar is undergoing a £35 million restoration project over a 15-year period.
The stolen medals had belonged to Sergeant Major James Edwin White, whose family donated them to the museum in 1980.