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Royalist and republican alike, MPs dutifully lined up like the first day of school to swear an oath to King Charles III

An excavation of the Parliament of the Province of Canada reveals glimpses of political life in Victorian-era Montreal.

Winter Is Coming, Survival in Tough Times, Food, Inflation, Energy, Russia, Ukraine

IT was 203 years ago this month that the Peterloo Massacre took place.

Emma Holly Jones’s feature debut just about passes as a veiled portrait of multicultural Britain, despite the uneven performances.

Religious leaders have used their Good Friday sermons to launch an attack on what they call a recent surge in atheism. Thousands of Christians crowded into churches this morning to mark the solemn Christian festival of Good Friday.

Conservatives must believe there are conservative answers to the problems Britain faces. Why aren’t we hearing them?

If you are a Conservative, you must believe that there are conservative answers to the problems Britain faces. So why aren’t we hearing them?

Thomas Carlyle was a bundle of intellectual and literary energy in the Victorian age, but his forceful ideas may have even more relevance to our present-day problems.

The question of how many of the 60m acres of Britain should be cropped is a question nearly as old as the hills on which arable farming has waxed and