An embarrassing historical moment captured by quick thinking sculptor. When the Corinthian rugby team saw the strength of the opposition, their heads literally exploded.
Victorian hospitals were stark and dreary places. Your symptoms were displayed outside your ward on a large red banner. Serious diseases merited warning cones and lights.
Lady Stoat-Mitherer* agonised over the impending interview. Choosing the right staff is important, however they should not be made too comfortable, it may set a precedent. So she had the comfy sofa removed by the Butler's assistant. *Pronounced "Smythe"
How to make your amps sound better without all that dangerous soldering: Cover them in tweed. Black is so old school , but everyone knows that tweed amps sound better.
We can't afford to buy a squadron of the new F35 Lightning II jet, so we have to press some of our old faithfuls in to service. These will soon make Ivan back off a bit.
In a direct contradiction of the well known saying, here's proof that "when one door opens, another two open as well - although one remains closed". OK, I realise as a saying it's not as snappy.
Well this is typical of Britain. We used to do things well. Sheffield steel was the envy of the world, people would queue round the block for the chance to buy a nice nylon shirt from Marks and Spencer or a brand new Vauxhall Velox. And now? Now we try to keep lake water in place with a pair of wicker fences. It is this sort of woolly thinking that could lose us our Empire. You mark my words.
Here we have a student on the Estate Agent training course. She is facing the ultimate challenge. How to best describe a pile of stones and a tree with no local services.