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An exhibition has opened marking the role of camps set up near Winchester for troops during World War I. Morn Hill Camps was a major site for troops destined for the Western Front with an estimated two million allied soldiers passing through it.

The theatrical spectacular has opened to mark the 60th anniversary of the armistice that ended the Korean War.

But instead of inspiring mutual respect, the center has opened deep divisions marked by vitriolic commentary, pitting Muslims against Christians, Tea Partiers against staunch liberals, and Sept. 11 families against one another.

The Queen has opened a heritage centre to mark a town's bicentennial during a visit to Pembrokeshire.

Facebook has opened a safety check for the shooting, allowing users in the area to publically mark themselves safe.

ONE week after the Episcopal Church in the United States consecrated its first openly gay bishop, Episcopal clerics on Long Island appear divided over whether this has opened an unbridgeable schism or simply marks an evolution in the church's views on sexuality.

A £4m fund has opened to allow people around Scotland to mark the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Also in Park Slope, Elios has opened at 82 Sixth Avenue (St. Marks Place).

Spinning Off a Pub Jerome O'Connor, who owned St. Dymphnas on St. Mark's Place, has opened the Half King, a cozy pub at 505 West 23rd Street.

An exhibition marking the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster has opened at Southampton City Art Gallery.

Though he has shown films at the festival before, this year marks the first time one of his films has opened SXSW.