The very best of British and Irish cinema is heading back to big screens across the country with the Intrepid British and ...

The Armistice Day ceremony to remember the men from Wallyford, Smeaton and Deantown who lost their lives in the First World War will take place ...

People tend to say "bruh" when something absurd happens. But would you say there's a historical moment that deserves such a description or reaction? Granted, many absurd things have happened ...

Revolutionary voices and radical cinema arrive on demand, including Black History Month, Terence Davies, melodrama and more.

With an early years box-set coming out and a Blitz club exhibition at the Design Museum, Martin Kemp and Steve Norman ...

Kaiser Wilhelm II was born into one of the largest royal houses in all of Europe. But this prince's jealousy for his English ...

This video examines the Whippet (Medium Mark A) - a British WWI medium tank built for speed and exploitation. It explores how it was designed to follow the heavier infantry tanks, its twin-engine ...

David Bowie pulled off one of music history's boldest moves in 1971 when he dedicated an entire song to Bob Dylan – but it wasn't exactly the tribute Dylan might have expected. Hidden on Bowie's ...

A World War One soldier has been buried alongside two unknown comrades, 109 years after his death. Sjt Richard Rounsley, who was from Tanfield in County Durham and served in the 12th Battalion of the ...

I Want to Hold Your Hand didn’t sound like traditional rock. It gave The Beatles their first U.S. No.1 and marked a turning ...

Canterbury Cathedral is to host a light show in remembrance of those who died in World Wars One and Two. Eighty years on from VE Day and VJ Day images of poppies, soldiers and flags will be among ...