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The legacy of the past has grown more complicated with the passing years - not least when it comes to the question of whether or not Australia should keep King Charles as its head of state.

An eye-catching mural, celebrating the Isle of Wight’s historical industrial innovations and iconic wildlife, could be added at a gateway to the Island.

While everybody thinks about Scottish nationalism – and it’s a very dynamic political force – it’s nothing like as dynamic as English…

There ought to be law against it. How many times have you heard someone say that in reaction to whatever outrage is hogging the headlines on any given day?

An eye-catching mural, celebrating the Isle of Wights historical industrial innovations and iconic wildlife, could be added at a gateway to the…

Why do we continue to fool ourselves that Northern Ireland is part of this country? It is not, writes PETER HITCHENS.

Explore the unappreciative attitude towards Burnie Council and the need for change. David Owens shares his thoughts on wasted money and calls for an administrator to be appointed.

I am writing to you on behalf of the thousands of Telegraph readers who shared their ire following my recent feature on a flight from hell with British Airways. In the comments below the article, and in emails and letters sent to me since, I have read countless similar tales of woe. I can draw only one conclusion: something is wrong with your company, and if you are serious about restoring the glory days, when BA could reasonably call itself the “world’s favourite” airline, ...

The house where 40 pairs of human ears were nailed up around the walls still stands up in the Gulf country, in a remote part of the outback most Australians have never seen.

Every country in the world - apart from two - has its own national day and, despite each country having a unique history, national days are commemorated for similar reasons.