The PM knew the nation depended on the Atlantic... and the U-boats were sent to sea to starve the British Isles of food and ...

Express proprietor Lord Beaverbrook was as key member of the wartime PM's circle of cronies, those unconventional men who ...

Then there is Almond Clasp by the British-Ghanaian Lynette Yiadom-Boakye ... At least five images of Winston Churchill have been removed from Downing Street and Parliament, while portraits ...

the impressive motor became known as the "Green Car" because of its quintessentially British black and green painted body. Occupied at one time by no other than Prime Minister Winston Churchill ...

Sir Winston Churchill hated his portrait by Graham Sutherland ... "It has now found its proper level, close to the heart of 20th Century British art." The London blue plaques scheme was started ...

A rare photo album of Churchill’s cousin ... Sixty years ago this week, the man voted by the British public as its greatest ever son died. The war leader's former home Chartwell, in Kent ...

It is the only pub in the village and contains lots of Winston Churchill memorabilia as the famous war leader apparently drank there. He is buried in the village. Last year, the Bladon Community Pub ...

It is the only pub in the village and contains lots of Winston Churchill memorabilia as the famous war leader apparently drank there. He is buried in the village. READ MORE: Oxford coffee shop manager ...

An 89 year old motorist involved in a road traffic collision in Winston Churchill Avenue yesterday has died. The locally resident man passed away in the early hours of the morning. An RGP liaison ...

But for the historian Simon Schama, the question of a Nazi victory over the UK raises challenging questions about British exceptionalism, and the country’s national character and identity. Would ...

Double biographies are now all the rage and Arthur Herman has had the good idea of juxtaposing the lives of those great imperial adversaries, Mohandas Gandhi and Winston Churchill ... benevolent ...

One of the most important events for both Britain and the world took place on April 5, 1955, when Sir Winston Churchill tendered his resignation ... which was a watershed moment in British history.