The Spanish film succeeds in capturing Pierre de Lancre’s original account.
A Victorian man accused of poisoning made a plea to his judge as brother’s of the same order, but nothing could save him.
Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the remarkable politician who was Prime Minister for just 362 days.
Katz provides us with a pleasant surprise – an interesting addition to the several accounts we already have of the February 1945 Yalta summit conference.
Prince Philip’s extraordinary story is testament to an era of tumultuous change.
The snooping state has more information about us at its fingertips than any totalitarian regime of yesteryear.
Far from being hidden, the Scramble for Africa is taught in the British curriculum.
Why did the infamous Napoleon spend a few nights off the coast of Devon after Waterloo?
Few in academia will profess ignorance of “no-platforming”. This expression of ideological zealotry seeks to restrict debate to orthodoxies with which its supporters sympathise. It
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