He will chat to experts and descendants of immigrants along the way.

Practitioners of these religious groups are predominantly immigrants, descendants of immigrants, or recent converts.

After some generations, the descendants of immigrants were integrated in the local society, even though their cultural influences are still strong, mostly in the countryside.

Only a 'direct descendant' can benefit from the extra allowance.

An individual can leave up to 325,000 of assets tax-free, or up to 450,000 if passing on their main home to a direct descendant.

Its direct descendant also happens to be yesterday's shambles, in which the government watered down its price-cap manifesto promise and deliver cheaper energy for the few, not the many.

He was a direct descendant of the original purchaser and moved in with his family in 1981.

Then he would go on showing how his line, and particularly he, was the direct descendant of the original settler.

Palaeontologists now think dinosaurs were more like birds than we thought, with chickens their nearest living descendants.

The groups also roughly correspond to time periods, although most if not all of these groups still have living descendants.

It was a large species with distinctive features suggesting that it represents an extinct lineage with no living descendants.

They believed they could combine and rearrange the genetic material from these living descendants into a recreation of the extinct horse.

He sired a total of 2,250 foals, and as of 2003, was estimated to have in excess of 55,000 living descendants.