Margaret Thatcher broke Britain. The destruction was meticulously planned. The resulting follies, dust, scraps and shards are all still around us. As are the get-rich predators who gorged on the ...

John Ruskin was way ahead of his time – recognising climate change nearly 150 years ago. A new exhibition at Sheffield’s ...

A single gunshot echoed across the Vincennes fortress moat at dawn in 1804, felling the Duke of Enghien, a Bourbon prince.

Netaji taught us that its price must be paid in blood willingly and smilingly, since independence is such a sacred thing to ...

The backbone of postwar Britain's vast housebuilding drive, small builders now face extinction as regulatory barriers and ...

It’s a truism that this is Nato’s worst crisis since the last one. Despite its current travails, the alliance has never been ...

Central Westminster Hall, where the first General Assembly was held, will host a conference with one eye on the ...

Respected author's personal memoir on how planners destroyed London's East End also uncovers new details of 1954 family ...

It was broadcast from South Africa, where Lilibet and her parents had set out on a tour of the country to signal to the ...

In 1946, the nations of the world gathered at Methodist Central Hall in a war-ravaged London to seek peace and cooperation.

Filmmaker Nikkhil Advani discusses the challenges of portraying Partition in Freedom At Midnight 2. The series highlights the ...