Every visitor to 18th-century London was impressed by the noise and the throngs of people. But the city itself was neither quaint nor clean. Most residents lived in appalling conditions.

From last-minute pork demands to parties in the embassy, this is how Britain charmed the unpredictable president — and why it ...

King’s College London is one of England’s oldest and most prestigious universities ... leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’ in REF 2021), and our undergraduates enjoy a syllabus which spans the ...

One day, in December 1794, a 19-year-old man in London named William Henry Ireland ... a brutal King of the Britons from the 5th century. In the spring of 1795, the playwright Richard Brinsley ...

Robbery was a common crime in the 18th century. Highway robberies often happened on the streets and roads approaching London. A robber on foot was called a footpad and was often part of a gang.

Maratha general Raghuji Bhonsle, the founder of the Nagpur-based Bhonsle dynasty, is remembered for leading a key battle ...

The 18th annual London Heritage Awards were handed out Wednesday ... the house harkens back to a 19th century Queen Anne style home. Painted composite boards called Hardiboard were used in the ...

Perry has transformed the traditional opulence of the Wallace Collection into a riotously subversive exploration of identity, ...

The Maharashtra Government has acquired the famous "Raghuji Sword" of the 18th century Maratha general Raghuji Bhonsle for Rs ...