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‘I want people to walk away with a sense we can triumph together’: the making of Mandela the musical

Two South African brothers have spent seven years developing a show about Nelson Mandela’s younger, radical years. We talk to the makers and stars of the show

The Guardian - UK

Foundation says de Klerk's Nobel medal has been stolen

Late South African President F

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Global statesmen: UN needs to be more muscular and united

A group of elder statesmen founded by Nelson Mandela says the United Nations needs to be more muscular and united if it wants to remain a central player in tackling the world’s multiple escalating crises

The Independent UK

Global statesmen: Only diplomacy can end Ukraine war

Members of the group of prominent former world leaders founded by Nelson Mandela say the war in Ukraine can only end with a diplomatic solution that gives both sides something

The Independent UK

‘A wow moment’: Jurgen Klopp awarded Freedom of the City of Liverpool

The German followed Nelson Mandela, in 1994, in being bestowed the honour for his work at the football club and support for local charities

The Independent UK

Simple Minds' Jim Kerr on finding a creative outlet during lockdown

Their pop-synth sound became emblematic of the 1980s. Scottish band Simple Minds topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic with hits like "Don't You Forget About Me" and "Alive and Kicking", selling more than 60 million albums and filling stadiums around the world. Founding member Jim Kerr tells…

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Nelson Mandela's former bodyguard to speak at university event

Liverpool John Moores University will welcome several keynote speakers for the event

Liverpool Echo

Son of iconic civil rights leader visits Liverpool

The son of the Rt Honourable Marcus Mosiah Garvey spoke of his father's legacy

Liverpool Echo

Philly’s chief British delegate was honored by the queen days before her death

PHILADELPHIA -- In May, Oliver St. Clair Franklin received word he was going to be appointed a Commander of the British Empire, the honor just below knighthood, for his service to further U.S.-U.K. relations as the third Honorary British Consul for Greater Philadelphia for the last 24 years.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

‘Not living our values’: Royal Society of Arts accused of hypocrisy on staff union

The body gave an award for unionising workers to the IWGB, which it now refuses to recognise

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow crowdfunder launched to raise money for city's Nelson Mandela statue

The Nelson Mandela Scottish Memorial Foundation is looking to erect a statue to commemorate the former South African president's visit to the city in October of 1993

Glasgow Live

Final call for donations towards Nelson Mandela statue for Glasgow

A FINAL call for donations to go towards building a statue of Nelson Mandela in Scotland’s biggest city has been made to tie in with the…

The National (Scotland)

King Charles to host SA’s Ramaphosa in first state visit of reign

President Ramaphosa’s will be the first state visit for King Charles since the latter’s ascension to the throne.

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The Independent UK

King Charles III to host South African leader in state visit

King Charles III will welcome South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to the U.K. for three days of high-level talks next month, celebrating the first state visit of his reign with the leader of a Commonwealth member with close ties to the royal family

Liverpool Echo

The fight to save 'unique' street from developers and decay

The "wonderful" road has been transformed in recent years

The Conversation

New study seeks to explain the 'Mandela Effect' – the bizarre phenomenon of shared false memories

Imagine the Monopoly Man.

Daily Mirror

From Nelson Mandela to Mark Chapman: The proven power of BBC Sports Report

Veteran broadcaster and journalist Pat Murphy has unearthed some forgotten tales and funny stories in his tome about one of the longest-running radio programmes

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What Charles can learn from the bond between the Queen and my grandfather

Nelson Mandela understood that ‘Elizabeth’, as he called her, provided exactly what Britain needed during times of change, says Ndileka Mandela

Daily Record

The Queen may have been above us by tradition but in reality she was alongside

Gordon Brown shares his thoughts on a remarkable sovereign whose life was dedicated to duty and service to her people.

ABC News

Queen Elizabeth a 'monarch of selfless restraint' according to former governor-general Quentin Bryce

Australia's former governor-general Dame Quentin Bryce says she'll remember Queen Elizabeth's "stunning leadership" and the time the monarch made her salad dressing.

Daily Mirror

'I met the Queen more than 100 times - history will remember her reign as faultless'

The former Labour Prime Minister and Chancellor Gordon Brown reflects on the Queen's astonishing connection to the British public - and his personal memories of her

Daily Mirror

King Charles got kissed by Geri Horner - and she broke protocol again to grab his bum

King Charles III had an infamous encounter with the Spice Girls back in 1997 - with one of them calling him 'very sexy' - and he sent a letter to Geri when she left the group

Daily Mirror

Queen and Mandela's playful relationship with him even teasing her about losing weight

President Nelson Mandela never forgot the Queen’s refusal to travel to South Africa during the apartheid years – despite the differing views of her Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher – which would have given the country’s racist policies tacit approval

The Independent UK

The charming question that Nelson Mandela would always ask the Queen on the phone

South African president was the one world leader who could dispense with formality with Elizabeth II

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