Building housing London's oldest restaurant donated to conservation charity

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How the sides differ Right and alternative sources largely agree; the alternative source adds the restaurant's 1798 founding as an oyster bar, while the right source gives only the donation.

The building that houses London's oldest restaurant has been donated to Europe's biggest conservation charity. Both sources say the move is hoped to secure the eatery, described as a go-to spot in the U.K. capital, for centuries to come. The alternative source adds that Thomas Rule established it in 1798 as an oyster bar. The right-leaning excerpt provides no additional detail beyond the donation and its aim.

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Alternative APAPThe building housing London's oldest restaurant has been donated to a conservation charity

Reports the donation as a preservation step and adds historical background on the restaurant's 1798 founding by Thomas Rule as an oyster bar.

Right WTWashington TimesThe building housing London's oldest restaurant has been donated to a conservation charity

Reports the donation and the hope that it will secure the restaurant for centuries, without added historical detail in the excerpt.