Charles and Diana teacups help tell story of 1980s
The exhibition explores the technology, fashion and history of the 1980s
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Culture Club and Duran Duran record covers, Charles and Diana teacups, and a Rubik's Cube are included in an exhibition about the 1980s in Beverley.
Britain: Money Changes Everything also features objects and memorabilia covering the decade's history, including the Falklands War, Miners' Strike, Poll Tax and the Cold War.
A selection of toys from the era are on show to handle, including Mr Potato Head, My Little Pony and Stickle Bricks.
The exhibition is open at the Champney Treasure House Museum until 7 February.
Other items on display include a guidebook for Humberside Airport, a brochure for Leisure World at Bridlington and videos circulated by Humberside County Council about what to do in the event of a nuclear strike.
Councillor Nick Coultish, East Riding of Yorkshire Council's cabinet member for culture, leisure and tourism, said: "It's great to bring exciting exhibits to the East Riding, and this is a great experience for the whole family."
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