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Murder, mayhem and high treason as Sovereign debuts in York

It is safe to say punishments have calmed over the years

The stand-out film of Peter's career

Finalists to be revealed on May 15

Exclusive: research shows mostly private schools given equivalent of tens of millions of pounds of donations by British slavers

Haberdashers Askes Hatcham College, a 1,400-pupil state secondary school in South London. With teaching taking place online, some of the material a mother saw was little short of horrifying.

A mother who is pulling her daughter out of Haberdashers Hatcham College, is battling to see secret lesson plans, after being shocked about how their child spoke about white privilege and gender.

By Joseph Pearce - The dissolution of the English monasteries is a blight on English history, and an example of a State grown out of control.

Monks gave their local communities schools, ferries and alms – until the Reformation put a stop to it

Haberdashers Askes Boys School in Elstree Two private schools named after a merchant are considering dropping his name due to his "links to the slave trade". Haberdashers Askes Boys and Girls’ Schools in Elstree could be renamed after the schools governing body learnt its benefactor, Robert Aske, was a shareholder in the Royal African Company. Parents at both Habs’ schools have been written to informing them a review of the future use of Aske is underway. The Haberdashers schools ...