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The demolition of an iconic tower in Southampton which has been branded an eyesore by some has begun.

"Is this the one weve been reading about?" asked Richard Nixon during a state visit to the UK in 1974, months before he resigned over the Watergate scandal.

Four years after retiring from the Civil Service, Janet Hewlett-Davies, a former senior mandarin at various government departments, appeared in an episode of Channel 4’s documentary series Dispatches. Its title, A Good and Faithful Servant, neatly sums up the collective memory of her time in Whitehall from 1966 until 1986.

A reunion for employees at the Ipswich engineering firm that employed thousands until 1988 is set to take place.

A reunion for employees at the Ipswich engineering firm that employed thousands until 1988 is set to take place.

If The Old Oak truly is the last movie we'll get from Ken Loach, it's time to pay our respects to British filmmaking we'll never see again.

The three-time Tony winner dazzled the sold-out crowd with her newest concert evening, A Life in Notes.

The fraudster Robert Maxwell has won a curious immortality as an eponym: Maxwellisation. It describes the right of people to attempt to persuade a public inquiry to modify its intended criticisms of

Two films depict the rescue of over six hundred children from Nazis.

Gripping thrillers, intriguing dramas and hilarious comedies - they are all featured in our critics picks of the best movies to watch On Demand right now...