From Princess Diana 's daring tuxedo gown to Queen Victoria 's mourning bodice, a new Kensington Palace exhibition lifts the lid on royal 'dress codes'.

So, the Guernsey Evening Press was born on 31 July 1897. A new newspaper was nothing unusual in the 19th century. At least 15 were founded – and then foundered. The weekly Moon and Visitors’ List ...

This spring, a major exhibition at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace will immerse visitors in the glamour and opulence of ...

As taken from Joolz Guides: Rather Splendid Pub Walks, his 'Circuitous Crawl Around Crouch End' is 5.1km, takes 2 hours 20 mins, and takes in the Woodman; Boogaloo; King’s Head; Queens; and Great ...

A popular fish and chip shop on the edge of Bristol is facing an uncertain future after its premises was put up for sale.

The riverside town offers boats trips, a nature reserve, a historic abbey, walking trails and lots of independent shops and ...

This week's pictures of old Durban takes a final look at the wool trade in the city with This week we take a last look at the ...

All was readied for the visit of victorious Prince Jean Bernadotte of Pontecorvo, when the King and Queen of Holland ... Founded in 1897, the High Priests of Mithras pay annual tribute to the ...

Despite being the scion of an old Transvaal family, he matriculated at Maritzburg College in 1897, aged 17. While studying law at Victoria College ... a small premises in Queen Street.

In many ways, Queen Victoria's own strict adherence to social codes – including ... In fact, there's a tartan suit in the exhibition, dubbed the 1897 Rothesay Tartan Suit, which was inherited from his ...

One of Maidenhead’s most famous landmarks is set for a modern makeover with the introduction of a digital display. The ...

In 1897, the National Union of Women's Suffrage ... Chaining themselves to the railings of Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria had called the campaign for women’s suffrage a ‘mad and wicked ...