A Unique Memento of Queen Elizabeth II Will Go on Display. It Is an Object with a Remarkable History
A historical gown worn by Queen Elizabeth II for her baptism will be part of an exhibition at Buckingham Palace celebrating the Queen's legacy on her 100th birthday.
More victims than Jack the Ripper. British doctor killed seniors with a smile, police had no idea for years
Harold Shipman, a British doctor, was one of the most notorious serial killers in modern British history, who manipulated his patients' trust to administer lethal doses of diamorphine, primarily targeting elderly women.
The Kings of England: Three Centuries of Scandals and Efforts to Maintain the Trust of the British People
An exploration of the British monarchy's historical struggles with scandals and maintaining public trust, particularly in light of recent controversies involving Prince Andrew.
At a Historically Significant Time, a British Official Became a Hero in Lithuania: A Name That Will Go Down in History
British police officer Gary Pettengellis gained fame in Lithuania after learning the Lithuanian language and contributed to the country's history twenty years ago.
Great Britain: 'Hannah the Plumber' Writes British Election History
Hannah Spencer, known as 'Hannah the Plumber', made history by becoming the first Green Party politician to win a by-election in the UK.
BAFTA 2026: How an involuntary word became a scandal tarnishing this year's award ceremony
The 2026 BAFTA awards became one of the most controversial in history following a racist slur incident involving activist and producer John Davidson, which was poorly handled by the British Academy and the BBC.
Why the British sentenced the 'father' of Bhojpuri cinema to death?
The article discusses the legacy of Nazir Hussain, credited as the father of Bhojpuri cinema, highlighting his impactful film and his escape from a death sentence by the British.
24 hours in Huelva, between the influence of the English and mauve sunsets
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of Huelva, Spain, highlighting its British influence and natural landmarks.
Three words sum up pub owned by British icon where I paid £18.50 for fish and chips
A review of The Grapes pub in London highlights its rich history and current ownership by a notable British figure, noting the exceptional price for a traditional meal.
The Dark Side of the British Monarchy: When the Law Catches Up with the Royal Family
The arrest of former Prince Andrew on February 19, 2026, highlights a rare instance of legal consequences for the modern British royal family, reflecting a history fraught with scandals and legal troubles.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: You Can't Fall Deeper
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor marks a significant and unprecedented scandal for the British royal family.
I stayed at the beautiful unassuming market town that paved the way for holidays
The article discusses Ross-on-Wye, a market town in Herefordshire, recognized as the birthplace of British tourism and a historical holiday destination.
Paddington, the mythical British bear, joins Michael B. Jordan and Cillian Murphy as presenters at the BAFTA 2026
Paddington the bear is set to become the first animal presenter in BAFTA history at the 2026 awards ceremony, where he will present the award for Best Family Film alongside other stars.
Sandra Stiskalo: An ex-prince in prison would be something extraordinary
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was arrested amid allegations of misconduct in public office, a pivotal event in the British royal history as he turns 66.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: An Arrest for the History Books
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on February 19, 2022, a historic event as it is the first arrest of a British royal in centuries.
Where is Sarah Ferguson now as police swarm in and arrest Andrew
Sarah Ferguson is absent as police arrest her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, marking a significant moment in royal history.
Former Prince Andrew, a Historic Downfall
Former British prince Andrew has become the first member of the UK royal family to be arrested in modern history, marking a significant decline from his once-privileged status.
Looted of Their History
Readers write about the removal of the term Palestine from the British Museum, government anti-corruption measures, teacher burnout, and youth ethics.
Salman's Father Salim... Who Was Salim Khan's Father? He Worked in the British Government
The article discusses the background and achievements of Salim Khan, a famous Bollywood screenwriter, focusing on his father's role in the British Indian police during colonial times.
'Tipu Sultan gave his life fighting against British rule,' said AIMIM leader
AIMIM leader Waris Pathan contended that Tipu Sultan never issued an apology like Savarkar and fiercely resisted British rule until his death, accusing the BJP of distorting history.
The True Story Behind the Mysterious Japanese Samurais
The article explores the complex and often mythologized history of samurais, challenging common perceptions of these iconic figures.
The British are already having the most successful Winter Olympics in history
Great Britain has achieved its most successful Winter Olympics to date at the Milano Cortina games, winning two gold medals on Sunday.
Starmer's Crisis: British Gladiatorial Fight
The article discusses Prime Minister Keir Starmer's struggles in governance and public perception amidst Labor's long history in opposition.
British Cemetery: the imposing tombs of those who marked a part of the country's history
The British Cemetery in Buenos Aires is a significant historical site that houses the tombs of notable figures who contributed to various aspects of Argentine society.
"Between my dead and wounded comrades": a manuscript exposing the violence of the War of 1812 found in the USA
A forgotten autobiography detailing the horrors of the War of 1812 was discovered in the U.S. in 2025, shedding light on the experiences of a British soldier.
Asset Management Giant: A German-British Bank is Reinventing Itself
The German-British asset manager Schroders faces a potential takeover by US competitor Nuveen for £10 billion, marking a significant turning point in its 220-year history.
Sandringham House: Orgies Next to the Queen's Puzzle Table
The article explores the multifaceted history of Sandringham House, focusing on its significance to the British royal family and the recent developments involving Prince Andrew.
"Carlo must apologize to the victims of Epstein." The Crown faces one of the most serious crises in its history
The British royal family is facing a significant crisis due to the implications of Prince Andrew's scandal linked to Jeffrey Epstein, with calls for King Charles III to apologize to the victims.
This day in history. The bombing of Dresden begins
The article discusses the extensive and devastating bombing of Dresden by British and American forces during World War II, beginning on February 13, 1945.
They will mature for 100 years
The article discusses perpetual bonds, their history, and specific examples, including British Consols and recent issues by Austria and Argentina.
Who Were the Samurai Women? The Unknown History of Japanese Aristocrats Told at the Museum
A new exhibition at the British Museum in London explores the overlooked role of women in the samurai class, revealing that they constituted half of this warrior elite.
Hundreds gather in ceremony honoring victims of school attack in Canada; police identify shooter
Hundreds gathered in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada, to honor the eight victims of a recent school shooting, one of the deadliest in the country's history.
Tudor Heart, the symbolic jewel of England's history that appeared in a pond
The Tudor Heart, a symbolic jewel linked to England's history, has been rediscovered and is set to be permanently acquired by the British Museum.
Tumbler Ridge: What to know about the community devastated by mass shooting
A tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, has left ten dead, including the shooter, marking one of the worst such incidents in Canadian history.
Mass Shooting at School in Canada: At Least 9 Dead, Dozens Injured in British Columbia
A mass shooting event in British Columbia, Canada, has left at least nine dead and dozens injured, marking one of the deadliest incidents of its kind in recent history.
"Death from the forests, lakes, and the sky above!" – the conditions of the Winter War horrified the British
The article discusses how the harsh conditions faced by Finnish soldiers during the Winter War were shocking to the British, as highlighted in a 1940 news reel.
It was the longest siege in British military history. It lasted four years
The Great Siege of Gibraltar, lasting from 1779 to 1783, marked a significant event in the American War of Independence, where British forces successfully defended the strategically vital territory against Spanish and French siege efforts.
From princess to queen in one night: how Elizabeth II assumed the throne at 25 and changed the British monarchy forever
On February 6, 1952, while on a remote trip in Kenya, Isabel learned of her father King George VI's death, marking her transition from princess to queen.
He founded a settlement in the south of the Malay Peninsula. The settlement developed into the largest center.
In 1819, British statesman Sir Stamford Raffles arrived in Singapore with the vision of establishing a strategic trading port to rival Dutch dominance, marking the founding of modern Singapore.
Meet the shot putter turned bobsleigh star making history at the Winter Olympics
Adele Nicoll is set to become the first British Olympian to compete in the monobob at the Winter Olympics, aiming to inspire girls across Wales and beyond.
David Beckham message to Lando Norris revealed as F1 champion issues apology
David Beckham sent a congratulatory message to British F1 champion Lando Norris after he made history by winning the title.
An ancient Egyptian papyrus revived the debate about the existence of giant people
An ancient Egyptian papyrus at the British Museum has sparked expert debate regarding the possible existence of biblical giants.
He wrote a bestseller about maps: State borders are often a matter of chance. When the Brits were unwilling to explore the terrain, they drew a straight line
British author Jonn Elledge discusses his bestseller which explores the arbitrary nature of state borders and how they often reflect historical circumstances rather than geographical reality.
Was Queen Charlotte really the first black British sovereign?
The article discusses the historical debate surrounding Queen Charlotte's origins, particularly in the context of her depiction in the series 'Bridgerton' and her status as potentially the first black British queen.
Special Relationship?: Why Trump Hates the Brits
The article discusses Donald Trump's ongoing insults towards the British, connecting it to a phenomenon described as 'London Derangement Syndrome' and suggesting deeper historical and cultural tensions between the two nations.
How the eraser was born from a household oversight
The article explores how British engineer Edward Nairne accidentally created the eraser in 1770 when he confused a piece of natural rubber for bread while trying to clean pencil marks.
The First Soft Landing on the Moon. The Soviets Won the Race, but the Brits Stole the Show
On February 3, 1966, the Luna 9 probe made history as the first human creation to softly land on the moon's surface in the Ocean of Storms, although the first images were published by Western press due to British scientists' actions before Moscow could release them.
The massacre crippled Britain, even a tennis legend crouched under the school's windows. The narration is chilling
As the 30th anniversary approaches, the Dunblane massacre remains the deadliest school shooting in British history, killing mostly young children and leaving a lasting impact on the community, including future tennis star Andy Murray who survived the attack.
Hunt for the convoy, the roar of the Hispanic lion
In this book, Rafael Torres reveals how an effective network of information and brilliant naval planning changed the course of the war against the British Empire.
'Humiliate Spain': the document where Great Britain planned the fall of the Spanish Empire
A secret document drafted in the early 19th century suggests a British plan to deploy warships and troops against Spain to undermine its empire.