Following the initial invasion of Britain, the Roman emperor, Claudius, arrived to symbolically lead his army to victory. In August, the Romans captured Camulodunum (Colchester), the capital of ...

But where did this festive classic come from in the first place, and how did it get so firmly cemented into British Christmas ... of its cultural and political history.

Queen Elizabeth II is the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee but she wasn’t the first Queen to have a Jubilee celebration. Watch the full ...

With all those names, you might think the British royal baby name book would be pretty thick. But actually, it's awfully thin, because the same names keep getting used over and over again.

And it's not the only gender neutral pronoun story of the week - a gender neutral penguin caused debate on Good Morning Britain ... been used throughout the history of literature.

That's because these biographers of the primordial deal in increments of millions and even billions of years as they struggle to reconstruct our planet's life history, which is so vast that those ...

is to look into the history of the Queen Bee. The Queen Bee – not its original name – was born out of a British Air Ministry specification 18/33. At the time, the Air Ministry issued several ...

Pride in Britain's history has declined at a "startling" rate, said Philip Johnston in The Daily Telegraph, according to "depressing" findings in this year's British social attitudes survey.

senior lecturer in contemporary British history at Newcastle University explains. The most dramatic illustration of class I can give you is in the 1951 general election: 98% of voters voted ...

Druids were educated, highly respected leaders who lived in the British Isles and France during ... Pliny in particular ...

To mark Black History Month – as well as the Chineke ... white male – and just accepted that as fact.’ British composer Eleanor Alberga’s remark is typical of many who came of age during ...

A beginner’s guide to punk rock music Meanwhile, in Britain, bands were still inspired by American R'n'B and blues, but were creating more energetic and upbeat songs. Acts such as The Beatles ...