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A dynamic team of actors capture the spirit of female footballers during the first world war – though the storytelling is sometimes fumbled

Writing towards the end of the first world war, the poet, novelist, journalist and suffragist Benson here dreams of a secure peace

Alexander Carrick made The Gunner sculpture out of clay while serving during the First World War

A landscape of illusory peace is depicted just before the guns of battle reach it in the first world war

The remains of 52 British and Commonwealth soldiers have been identified following investigations by Ministry of Defence ‘war detectives’.

In March 1915, a young British man named Raymond Lodge was deployed to Ypres, France, to fight on the front lines of the first world war. By September, he was dead, aged just 26.

Fiennes stars in The Choral, which follows his character as he recruits teenagers into a choral society during the First World War.

For over a century, the ocean has been the ultimate refuge for those who wished to disappear. From the U-boats of the first world war to the nuclear-powered leviathans that glide through today’s deep waters, the submarine has thrived on one simple principle: stealth.

The iconic feathered showgirl was born amid the chaos of the first world war, when the wealthy, global French superstar Gaby Deslys entertained Parisians and Allied soldiers in a 1917 show called Laissez-les tombe! (Let Them Fall), a dazzling spectacle of ostrich feathers, rhinestones and beauty.