Florence Nightingale never set foot in India. Yet from a sickbed in London, armed with mortality data and an unstoppable pen, she rewrote the country's sanitary code, slashed soldier death rates from ...

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions ponders the hypothetical reactions of eminent historical personages to today’s Trafalgar Square ...

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Britain is governed by people who dislike it. There is no other explanation for the way they trash our constitution, ...

A Grim Reality in 1859 In the year 1859, a staggering sixty-nine out of every thousand British soldiers stationed in India succumbed to illness—not due to combat, but from cholera, dysentery, and ...

The Bank of England said the change to wildlife imagery creates an opportunity to celebrate another important aspect of the nation.

Her father, William Stevenson, was a journalist, and her mother, Elizabeth, died when she was just over one. After that, the ...

EAMONN Holmes has given fans an update on his “horrendous” health battle as he admitted he “can’t get up” and TV bosses ...

The Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development Matia Kasaija has today inaugurated a new Board of Directors of the Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority (URBRA), urging them to ...

Kemi Badenoch joined calls from both Ed Davey and Nigel Farage on Thursday urging the Bank of England to scrap plans to replace historical figures with animals. | ITV National News ...

Mary Macarthur, campaigner for women’s rights, played a key role in the 1910 Cradley Heath chainmakers’ strike, achieving the ...

In 1776, Abigail Adams told her husband, John Adams, to remember the women when writing the Constitution. March is Women’s ...