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Almost a quarter of Brits (23%) say that the '80s were the best decade, marginally ahead of the '60s on 22% – but the era of Michael Jackson and The Smiths has much more cross-generational appealWith all the hoopla over the 50th anniversary re-release of the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band last month you might believe that the public hankers for some '60s nostalgia. However, new YouGov research finds that the decade of Motown and the Rolling Stones is edged out as the best music decade by the era of Michael Jackson, Prince and Madonna: the 1980s.

Mainland France is divided into 13 regions and 96 departments, leading to wonderful diversity across the country. This is perhaps most evident in the regional languages. Linguists estimate the country has around 75 regional languages, although “dialects” is perhaps the better word to use here. The French government recognizes 23 official regional languages, many of which are still taught in school and are ingrained in the region they belong to. In this article, we’ll introduce you to one of these regional languages (or dialects): the Alsatian language.

By three to one, British people think the British Empire is something to be proud of rather than ashamed of – they also tend to think it left its colonies better off, and a third would like it to still existBritain has long found it difficult to evaluate its former empire. Imperial nostalgia on television has been shamed by historians, and modern prime ministers have expressed ‘deep sorrow’ for Britain’s role in slavery – but they have also called on British people to celebrate the legacy of the Empire.