Decades after the Berlin Wall fell, Cyprus's capital remains cleaved in two and separated by watchtowers, barbed wire and a UN buffer zone.
The National Trust says the faint engraving on a door is a ritual protection symbol.
The maternity register records the names and addresses of patients in rural Oxfordshire villages.
World's oldest shipwreck has been discovered
South Street was closed on Sunday after a ceiling collapsed and the building was evacuated.
Rules, in Covent Garden, which opened in 1798, will be looked after and conserved by the charity.
They include a silver-gilt reliquary similar to those seen in the Bayeux Tapestry, say organisers.
The mill is being repaired after the discovery of "a serious structural problem", its owner says.
Sociologist and historian Professor Stephen Small talks about the steps he feels Liverpool could take to better address its black history
