This week's update features vintage photos of Paris, the best holiday reads of 2015 and an underwater graveyard of Second World War planes.
* The art of the garden: How Britain became a nation of budding gardeners.
* Second World War British agent Violette Szabo's medals 'should stay in UK'.
* This underwater graveyard full of Second World War planes is otherworldly.
* Churchill's secret Second World War tunnels open to public.
* The 1868 Aboriginal Australian cricket tour of England.
* Ancient Sparta in modern fiction.
* This card deck brings 2,300 years of lost Indian history to life.
* Disneyland's grand opening was actually pretty disastrous.
* The vanished streets of old Paris.
* Young Winston Churchill's Cuban adventure.
* Five historical space travel facts.
* War hero RAF dog Buster bow wows out after serving five tours of duty.
* See the history of twelve iconic logos in one morphing gif.
* Margaret Lockwood: Queen of the Silver Screen.
* Enid Blyton's cottage goes on sale.
* Interview with thriller writer, and author of Girl on the Train Paula Hawkins.
* US novelist E L Doctorow has died at the age of 84.
* The top ten books disowned by their authors.
* Fourteen absurd things Tumblr can teach you about the English language.
* Diversity in publishing is still a challenge for UK.
* The best holiday reads of 2015.
* Five accomplished authors who turned out to be hoaxes.
* How audio books are beginning to make a noise.
* Seventeen faces every grammar nerd will recognize.