A letter written by Titanic survivor Colonel Archibald Gracie has sold for a record £300,000 at auction, significantly exceeding its expected price of £60,000. Dated April 10, 1912, and postmarked from Queenstown and London, the letter details Gracie’s experience on the ill-fated voyage and is believed to be the only such letter from him in existence. Auctioneers highlighted its rarity and significance, underscoring the enduring interest in Titanic memorabilia and the stories of those who lived through the tragedy.
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Prime Minister sends support to dads of Southport victims running London Marathon
Keir Starmer sent a message of support to David Stancombe and Sergio Aguiar, fathers of three girls murdered at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party in Southport. The fathers are running the London Marathon to raise funds for charities in memory of their daughters, with Aguiar expressing his determination by stating he would endure any pain for his girl. Both families aim to create lasting legacies through playgrounds and support initiatives, emphasizing their daughters' vibrant spirits...
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