From schoolboy failure to wartime hero, Winston Churchill's astonishing life has made him a British icon. Discover how he ...

Sir Winston Churchill’s gargantuan appetite for a tipple is well known. But so prodigious was his love for alcohol that he had to tell insurers that whisky and champagne were his habits.

The country house Chartwell became accessible to the public on 22 June 1966 [National Trust Images/ Jen Reznick] Sir Winston ...

IT IS very difficult for me to give an adequate reflection of Sir Winston Churchill without viewing him against the perspective of my personal experiences, modest as they were, during the last thirty ...

Sir Winston Churchill’s reputation as a politician and statesman often overshadows the tremendous talent he possessed for painting. A true Renaissance man, Churchill pursued the art of painting for ...

President Johnson said yesterday that he wants "very, very much" to fly to London later this week to attend the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill. He said that whether he will make the trip depends on ...

The "fascinating" collection of historical autographs went under the hammer in Gloucestershire.

When I first began to write about the relationship between Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth II, it was predominantly ...

Wartime hero Sir Winston Churchill has been framed as a monster at the National Portrait Gallery with an installation claiming he "wilfully" allowed Indians to starve to death during a famine. A ...