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Lieutenant William Pilch was allowed to join the navy aged 10 as his family were friends with Admiral Lord Nelson, and was later appointed a Naval Knight

Statues of "powerful, older, able-bodied white men" such as the Duke of Wellington and Lord Nelson may be "offensive" to Wales' more diverse modern population, according a government report. That report, which is expected to be approved later this month, recommends that statues, plaques and paintings honoring such historical figures…

Nelson Street was once home to a dispensary, Primitive Methodist chapel, and a Victorian music hall where, in 1861, Charles Dickens gave readings of his works

First female speaker of the Commons known for her brisk, good-humoured style, and as a shrewd political tactician

Is there anything more entertaining than a binfire of a celebrity wedding gone wrong?

Countersuit reveals apparent chaos behind the scenes of the lavish ceremony between Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz

Countersuit reveals apparent chaos behind the scenes of the lavish ceremony between Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz

ELMONT, N.Y. — The Penguins on Friday got an opportunity to leave the pesky New York Islanders in their dust in the Eastern Conference wild-card race.

The leaders of the pack kick Saturday off against Everton and Sean Dyche while Spurs tackle Manchester City late on Sunday

The four-foot-long hungry sea creature had hit the headlines after chomping his way through £4,000 worth of stick in a popular fishing lake

Hungry seal Nelson arrived in Marks Hall Fisheries in Rochford, Essex in December and refused to leave. After three rescue attempts, the animal was shot with a tranquiliser and died