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Chris Leadbeater

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Travel Correspondent @TelegraphTravel; @PressAwardsUK Travel Writer Of The Year 2024, 2026. Visitor of 101 countries, 39 US states. Proud European. Views my own
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How the 1956 Suez Crisis abruptly ended Britain’s era as a colonial power

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By Chris Leadbeater Verified
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The Suez Canal opened in 1869, but nearly 100 years later, it became a flashpoint for global geopolitics - Digital Vision Vectors There are many words that, in their echoing of dark chapters in British history, require no explanation. “Somme” would be one of them, “Dunkirk” a second, “Blitz” a third. “Suez” might be a fourth – although, now that it’s more likely to conjure images of modern cruise liners and cargo ships, perhaps a little explanation is necessary.
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How the 1956 Suez Crisis abruptly ended Britain’s era as a colonial power

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By Chris Leadbeater Verified
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There are many words that, in their echoing of dark chapters in British history, require no explanation. "Somme" would be one of them, "Dunkirk" a second, "Blitz" a third. "Suez" might be a fourth – although, now that it's more likely to conjure images of modern cruise liners and cargo ships, perhaps a little explanation is necessary.
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First look inside Portsmouth’s new £15m Royal Marines Experience

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By Chris Leadbeater Verified
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The latest addition to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is the height of discretion. Indeed, you might easily miss it as you wander in, your eye attracted to the ironclad elegance of HMS Warrior, moored near the entrance – or, perhaps, drawn further into the compound by the signposts promising those maritime celebrities HMS Victory and the Mary Rose. Even if you know precisely where you are going, the building does not give up its purpose readily.
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