As remarkable as the national and international reaction at the time of his death, is the phenomenon that Sir Winston Churchill endures as an iconic figure, more than half a century later.

Winston Churchill retired as prime minister of Great Britain in 1955, but what was his last meal with Queen Elizabeth II ...

A statue of Sir Winston Churchill stands opposite the Palace of Westminster, as if the man himself is constantly watching over the democracy he fought so hard to maintain. It was in the House of ...

The warm personal camaraderie which bound together Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt did not prevail in his relations with Harry Truman. Between the U.S. and Britain there was still great unity of ...

How the British Prime Minister did not allow the proper arming of Greece and "provoked" the German invasion of our ...

Packed with newspaper clippings, drawings and handwritten reflections, WI community scrapbooks provide a glimpse into how ...

Kit Kowol’s first book, released at the end of 2024, achieves the rare feat of fundamentally revising our understanding of British politics and society during the Second World War.

And of course, our great employment there was being ... As war drew closer, Churchill was determined that Britain must play her part. The fleet was ordered to battle stations and in crucial ...

From the staid London Times right through to the leftist weeklies, the British press had one thing to say to Winston Churchill: that Britain was not doing very well in the war world, and that many ...

But Leslie Vinjamuri, director of the U.S. and the Americas program at the international affairs think-tank Chatham House, ...

“When Hitler was bombing, I don’t know if you know this, when Hitler was bombing London, Churchill, great leader ... proud of his connections to Britain through his mother Mary Anne MacLeod ...