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Thwarted bid to blow up House of Lords made 17th century Britain even less tolerant

York Cottage is a royal home located on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk and was a favourite of the late Queen's grandfather - but if ghostly stories are to be believed, the house is not vacant

‘The Marriage Bureau’ has not been heard since 1955

The French-Swiss director was famous for his New Wave movies, including Breathless, My Life to Live and Contempt

In his poignant, much-acclaimed short story “Toba Tek Singh,” Pakistani playwright Saadat Hasan Manto describes the plight of Bishan Singh, an inmate of the asylum in Lahore. In the story, set in a post-Partition era, the governments of India and Pakistan decide to exchange inmates: the Muslims among them are…

“Good Samaritan” is a label often used to describe someone acting selflessly to benefit others, even if a total stranger.

As Notting Hill Carnival rolls into town for another year, stunning archive pictures have been unearthed which show Europe's biggest street party through the years.

Newcastle University scientists in northern England developed a new technique to study organic material on the blades.

Paul Routledge picks his favourite black and white movies after a poll found that younger people are now falling for famous movies such as Casablanca and Brief Encounter

For a generation of Arsenal fans, the 1979 FA Cup Final stands as the defining match in their formative football experience, perhaps for some even their childhood outright.

For many Black content creators, historians and activists, access to archival images has always been inaccessible due to costly expenses attached to the material