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Django Unchained: An enjoyable movie, but not always the best source of references in the courtroom.

I was not around in 1974 to witness the first television outing of Alan Clarke’s Penda’s Fen. Broadcast only seven years after sex between men was partially decriminalised in England and Wales, this enigmatic film was beamed into the nation’s living rooms with an audacity that remains giddying today.

Dept. Q episode 7 recap — Carl is tasked with opening Department Q, a new branch of the police department that will reopen unsolved cases.

Dept. Q episode 3 recap — Carl is tasked with opening Department Q, a new branch of the police department that will reopen unsolved cases.

With a record number of journalists killed over the past year, four reporters covering conflicts across the world reveal how they dodge death

Netflix's new true crime docuseries 'A British Horror Story' uncovers the case of two of the U.K.'s most heinous serial killers.

“I hadn’t imagined this would be how I would walk down the aisle,” said 33-year-old Julie

Women, adoptees and relatives expected to attend two events at locations of two former unmarried mothers’ homes

Peter Kent reflects on the horrors of Normandy as leaders and young people share tributes outside Westminster Abbey.

The bunker was built in 1957 as a Royal Observer Corps post, which was used to monitor potential nuclear attacks and their fallout

The intimate correspondence of a Manchester Guardian journalist and his wife is now the basis for a theatre piece marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day