‘Churchill’s Citadel’ Review: If Winston’s Walls Could Talk
At his country estate in Chartwell, Churchill gathered the voices who were beginning to warn the world about the rise of Hitler and the coming conflagration.
Female WW2 spy betrayed by double agent shouted single word of defiance before death
A new Sky History docu-drama, The Lost Women Spies, uncovers the incredible stories of the brave women who were recruited as ...
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The economic consequences of Mr Trump
Keynes’ criticism of Churchill’s decision to restore the pre-war gold standard applies to the US president-elect’s redrawing ...
“Created His Own Church”: 51 Of The Biggest “Go To Hell” Moves From History
Humans just love a good tale of revenge. There is so much inherent drama, wrongs being righted, betrayal and catharsis. So it ...
No 10 visitors' books signed by VIP Downing Street guests made public for first time
The illustrious list of names includes successive US presidents from Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George Bush senior through to Bill Clinton and George Bush Jr. | ITV National News ...
Presidents, princes and prime ministers signed extraordinary collection of No 10 visitors' books made public for first time
It appears that the visitors' book was introduced by Conservative Prime Minister Edward Heath, who lived in Number 10 between ...
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Why Is It So Hard to Build a Holocaust Memorial in London?
Plans for a striking national monument next to the Palace of Westminster have been mired in disagreement for years.
Ministers told to use Post-it notes to avoid Freedom of Information requests
Ministers in Tony Blair ’s government were advised to use Post-it notes for sensitive messages to avoid having to release ...
Jimmy Carter would not tell a lie. Did his honesty doom his presidency?
When he began his presidential bid, Jimmy Carter vowed that he “would not tell a lie.” But historians say his honesty made it ...