Nice front page by The Observer (and probably many more newspapers and magazines). Hopefully a rebalancing moment which paves the way for a just (and lasting) peace.

Our next lunchtime lecture for Members and Associates will be on Making Genealogy Accessible by Sophie Kay on 9 May. agra.org.uk

Giuseppe and Maria Christina in Warsaw c. 1882 (b. Picinisco, Lazio).

1. ust to keep you updated on our History Fair which is on Saturday 16th August at the Corn Exchange. The exhibitors are as follows: #familyhistory #cornexchange #historyfair #doncasterisgreat

1. Our next Help Desk day is on Monday 2nd June at Conisbrough Library from 10.00am -12.pm. You will be able to access Find My Past and Ancestry websites for free plus the 1921 census for free. #familyhistory #genealogy

The Recording Angel and the expression of English Welsh identities during the First World War historyofparliament.com/2025/05/27/the…

Lots of fantastic talks coming up with out member #FamilyHistory societies. See what events are on here: familyhistoryfederation.com/news-and-events

If you are in the vicinity you may enjoy Liverpool's Central Library for this presentation by Simona Palladino. Simona Palladino Terri Colpi

In an increasingly volatile and dangerous world, Israel has become a law unto themselves. Why has this been allowed to happen? When was it decided they got a free pass? 🤷‍♂️

theguardian.com/us-news/2025/j…

The trailblazing legacy of Artemisia Gentileschi who was born in Rome on this day in 1593. wantedinrome.com/news/artemisia…

Mancunian/Anglo Italian, Carmine Grimshaw, born and raised Ancoats, home to many of Manchester's Italian immigrants in the late 19th, early 20th centuries. Elected Mayor, 2025. Terri Colpi

1963 Manchester Italian Catholic Society Whit Friday Italian Walk, youtube.com/watch?v=XXCkpL…

Check out this website: manchesterhistorian.com/2023/the-sinki…

Madonna Del Rosario, Manchester 2025. youtu.be/EK0e6UN2vO0?si… via YouTube

The fascinating stories behind London’s oldest restaurants telegraph.co.uk/travel/destina…

Ancoats, #Manchester.

Made in Manchester: author Brian Groom. The city, especially Ancoats, was at the heart of the mass Italian migration to the British Isles. This book gives an insight into the area's attraction. #BritishItalians #AngloItalians #Migration #migrationstories