In London, working men and women picked their way through the rubble to reach their place of work. More recently, scholars ...

Although London attracted the bombers like a magnet ... Looting was the largely unspoken, unacknowledged underside of the ‘Blitz spirit’. Some looters were bomb chasers.

Lucy Worsley explores the lives of six real people who lived through the Blitz. Some upsetting scenes. We’re sorry, the information you’re looking for isn’t ...

Lucy Worsley explores the lives of six real people who lived through the Blitz. Some upsetting scenes. We’re sorry, the information you’re looking for isn’t ...

Much of the Blitz-era ‘what the hell’ spirit was found at the dance halls. Every large town had a dance hall – such as London’s Hammersmith Palais. “Big-band jazz by Glenn Miller and his ...

The Blitz was Nazi Germany's sustained aerial bombing ... (Getty Images) Firemen who fought the Second Great Fire of London recall fighting the fires until New Year 1941, in a film by J.B. Priestley.

Wes Streeting has issued a ­rallying cry for people to join the NHS with "Blitz spirit" and save it from the brink the Tories pushed it to. With the service short of 150,000 staff and the number ...

Mark "Bill" Bailey, who survived the Blitz, takes a sneak peek at a new and free exhibition at the London Archives in Clerkenwell. It details the lives of ordinary Londoners through the bombings.

Spirit Of The Blitz recaptures the tenacious optimism of war-torn Britain on the long road towards peace. Sing along to swinging hits like: Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree, Bless 'Em All ...