The 300th anniversary of the Jacobite Rebellions
In the 300th anniversary year of the first of the Jacobite Rebellions, here are three ways to mark this important moment in Scottish history.
The plot and cast are extraordinary: a foreigner, 52nd in line...
Five things to do in Brighton
Explore the city of Brighton, a pleasure-seeker’s paradise loved by the Prince Regent and generations of daytrippers.
For our full feature on BRIGHTON see the SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015 issue of BRITAIN
Brighton is the epitome of a...
Behind the scenes at Britain’s grand stately homes
We talk to the duchesses who run Belvoir Castle, Inveraray Castle, Alnwick Castle and Woburn Abbey about the realities of running a stately home in the 21st century.
For our full feature on duchesses, see...
Stunning photos of medieval Lavenham
There are few English villages as pretty as Lavenham in Suffolk, which was one of the richest towns in Tudor England
If you want to visit an old English town with beautiful half-timbered buildings in...
Glorious photos of Chelsea’s secret garden
Chelsea Physic Garden has been providing plants for apothecaries for centuries and today it is a real London hidden gem that is like an oasis of calm.
London’s Chelsea is a salubrious area that the...
Take a video tour of the Cotswolds
Famous for its honey-coloured stone buildings and rural charm, the Cotswolds is a must-see for any visitor, and now you can take in the sights before you leave home
The Cotswolds, which stretches from Chipping...
Tower of London poppies to tour north of England
Two parts of installation – Wave and Weeping Willow – will go on show in Yorkshire, Liverpool and Northumberland later this year.
The poppies at the Tower of London were one of the most poignant...
Reader offer: get an upgrade at Drakes of Brighton
Ever since the Brighton Belle – the world’s most famous electric train, complete with Art-Deco styling and Pullman carriages – began bringing day trippers from London to the town in the 1930s, Brighton’s transformation...
View newsreel of key moments in British history
A million minutes of digitised film – the largest collection of news footage to date – has been added to YouTube to create a historical treasure trove.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_DMEIu-SxA&list=PLYUZufl6UGR8SpLK5werr3rTuNE41GxoU&index=1
More than one million minutes of digitised film...
First World War warship HMS M.33 opens to public
A small ship with a big history, this unique warship will offer a taste of the ill-fated Gallipoli with an immersive battle experience.
The only First World War Navy warship to survive the ill-fated Gallipoli...