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EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: As Princes William and Edward can attest, with the King and Harry wanly nodding in agreement, baldness is rife among male members of the Royal Family.
Visitors to London are spoiled for choice when it comes to selecting a home away from home. The city is booming and there are worthy hotel options on innumerable corners in so many neighborhoods. As travelers choose the perfect stay, they take into account so many considerations: location, budget, amenities and, above all, character. An…
The Beaverbrook Art Gallery has added 30 art pieces to its permanent collection, in part because of the sale of one of the original gifts from Lord Beaverbrook to the gallery.
The foreign secretary has pledged a new envoy will drive up defence production in the UK on behalf of the prime minister. Speaking to Sky News, he said the world was facing a "tipping point" - and that the outcome of the war in Ukraine is crucial for Western security.
A murderous dictator, a megalomaniac, a psychopath – I’ve heard Joseph Stalin described as many things but never as a pet possum. That’s what Archibald Clark Kerr, Britain’s Ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1942 to 1946, saw in the Soviet leader: “a possum you would get very fond of, against your better judgement, but would have to keep a sharp eye on, lest he nip you in the buttocks out of sheer mischief”. Archie, as the maverick diplomat was called by everyone, met Stalin in March 1942. Smo