Leaning tower of Lego
Half a million bricks were used for a 32m high Lego tower - which is now a record breaker
English Heritage archive online
An archive of aerial photographs has been put online by English Heritage, giving a unique perspective of landmarks in the region.
Memories of the Royal blaze
Firefighters have been speaking to Meridian Tonight for the 20th anniversary of the Windsor Castle fire.
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Victoria Cross holders' graves are overgrown and neglected
They are this country's greatest heroes - holders of the VIctoria Cross - the highest military decoration that can be awarded for valour. But the graves of many are overgrown and neglected.
Buildings evacuated during Windsor fire
Click video. Dramatic footage of the Windsor fire today. The blaze was only metres from the entrance to the castle. Fred and Sangeeta link to Kate Bunkall.
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Video: dramatic footage of Windsor blaze
A large fire has gutted a building in Windsor just metres from the entrance to the Castle. Eighteen fire engines and more than 80 firefighters from across Berkshire were called to Park Street. Amanda Piper links to Kate Bunkall.
Major building fire in Windsor
More than 80 firefighters were needed to tackle a major fire in Windsor overnight.
No one was injured in the blaze at a building undergoing renovation work in Park Street but it has partially collapsed.
It's believed around a dozen people living nearby had to leave their homes for the night.
Campaign to attract more foreign visitors
The Government is backing a big new campaign to attract more foreign visitors to Britain. It's all meant to be part of the Olympic legacy. But will they come? And if they do - will tourist attractions in our region benefit? Our political correspondent Phil Hornby reports
Pomp and ceremony at Windsor
Click video. The leader of the United Arab Emirates arrived at Windsor Castle today for a two-day state visit. He is spending two days as guest of the Queen at Windsor.
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Royal arrival in Windsor
President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the leader of the United Arab Emirates, and Her Majesty the Queen arrive in Windsor by coach, at the start of a two-day state visit by the President.
The Queen's horses on parade
Royal guards ride through Windsor
Queen hosts Arab leader for two days
President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan is at Windsor Castle today for the first day of a two-day state visit to the UK.
He is meeting the Queen at Windsor Castle, after a state welcome and carriage drive to the castle. He’ll be staying at Windsor with Her Majesty for two days.
His visit is the first royal appearance in the UK by a UAE leader since the late Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and the Queen hosted the late Shaikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan in 1989.
The timetable for Shaikh Khalifa’s two-day includes a state lunch at Windsor Castle and a meeting at 10 Downing Street with Prime Minister David Cameron.
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