All nations have an excess of history. But none more so than the nation-states that were once nation-empires. The 1960s ...

TODAY is Armistice Day, which marks the signing of the agreement to end the fighting of World War One. It came into force at ...

The Manhyia Museum in Kumasi has taken receipt of one hundred and thirty (130) more gold and bronze artworks from South Africa and Britain. These artifacts, created in Kumasi and parts of the Asante ...

After years of heated debates over statues, museums, and so-called “cancel culture,” the fight over memory and heritage shows ...

The Stone of Scone, also known as the Stone of Destiny, is a treasured relic of history in Great Britain, used for centuries ...

The story of Greek presence on the island of Great Britain is a tale of trading, entrepreneurship, religion, royalty and war.

A bright young thing, a gifted artist, and a renowned journalist, Lady Loelia escaped life as the Duchess of Westminster and ...

On a recent autumn day, I found myself wandering through beautiful fields in rural Norfolk. I was being led by Steve Smith, a ...

The theft of the Louvre's crown jewels has increased calls for the museum to be more transparent about the colonial origins ...

Now a trustee at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, Murty explores heritage and innovation through Stories + 10 Objects, a ...

THE dream to open Britain's first national education museum in the birthplace of free schooling has taken a leap forward.

This is the tragic tale of Tong Castle, a once great Georgian-Gothic castle that was eventually consumed by Nature.