Queen Elizabeth II Is Looking for a New Personal Assistant
If your dream job involves managing the Queen’s calendar and writing letters on royal stationery, this one’s for you.
If your dream job involves managing the Queen’s calendar and writing letters on royal stationery, this one’s for you.
Season 4 of Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ covers the temporary disappearance of Margaret Thatcher's son, Mark, during a car race. Here’s how it really went down.
Geoffrey Chaucer—known as the "father of English literature"—has written many texts, but none loom as large as 'The Canterbury Tales.'
From the start, Princess Margaret’s pop culture legacy was written in the stars—or at least the 'Sunday Express.'
On November 5, people across Great Britain celebrate Guy Fawkes Night with bonfires and fireworks. But who was Guy Fawkes and why does he have a celebration named after him?
Southern England's New Forest National Park is filled with trees covered in centuries-old carvings, including symbols meant to ward off evil spirits.
According to local lore, Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh, Scotland, is haunted by the malevolent ghost of Lord Advocate George "Bluidy" Mackenzie.
The Tower of London inspires many reactions: awe, horror, and intrigue. Here are seven facts you may not know about the iconic British fortress.
The pricey cache includes first editions by Sir Isaac Newton, Galileo, and Francisco Goya—and it wasn’t an isolated incident.
The 1.5-foot hats famously worn by the Buckingham Palace guards date back to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
A five-year trial has proven the beaver families on England's Otter River are not harmful to the local ecosystem—they actually benefit it.
According to the internet, it was George Bernard Shaw who said, “The United States and Great Britain are two countries separated by a common language.” Here are 12 common culprits that cause confusion.
Drinking this Buckingham Palace gin is the closest most of us can get to spending happy hour with the Queen.
It’s technically a tradition, but many royal family members have dropped the practice (including Queen Elizabeth II).
Since 1955, the same starter has been providing Hobbs House Bakery in England with delicious loaves of sourdough bread.
Oxford University researchers showed that dexamethasone, a widely available steroid medication, can cut coronavirus-related deaths for patients on ventilators by one-third.
The playful aquatic creatures enjoy bouncing rocks and pebbles around. Is it just for fun, or are they driven by deeper instincts?
Strolling through Diagon Alley without having to leave your comfiest armchair is its own kind of magic.
Help keep nursing home residents—and yourself—from getting lonely during self-isolation by ‘adopting’ a grandparent.
From its humble beginnings as an island monastery, Westminster Abbey has grown into the cultural and spiritual heart of London, as well as the final resting place of kings, queens, and poets.
Live out your royal family fantasies in a 15-bedroom island mansion fit for a (former) king and his controversial sweetheart.
The underground bunker housed Britain’s last line of defense, a unit known as “Churchill’s secret army.”
Earlier this week, England’s Parliament announced that a secret door had been discovered in the walls of Westminster Hall. Inside, historians found “graffiti” left in 1851 by a bricklayer who was “fond of Ould Ale.”
Prince George’s combinations of knee socks and shorts have made him a royal family fashion icon just like his mother, Kate Middleton.