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Berkeley Square apartment at site of Winston Churchill's first London home goes on market for £6.5 million

The 1,859 sq ft apartment is on the third floor of the Portland stone town house, the only surviving residential building on one of London’s most famous squares.

Evening Standard

Royal Mail issues stamps to mark 150th anniversary of Churchill’s birth

They include some of his most memorable quotes from articles, books, letters and speeches.

Evening Standard

Timothy West: Acclaimed actor who shone on screen and stage

A towering presence on stage and screen who was equally adept in comedy roles such as Bradley Hardacre in ‘Brass’

The Independent UK

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Stolen Winston Churchill Portrait Returned To Ottawa Hotel

Stolen Churchill portrait 'The Roaring Lion' recovered and returned to Fairmont Chateau Laurier in Ottawa, with a ceremony attended by dignitaries.

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Winston Churchill portrait returns to Ottawa after international art caper

A stolen portrait of Winston Churchill that was swapped with a forgery during the pandemic has returned to its rightful place

The Independent UK

Winston Churchill's tranquil former home embodies traditional English design – the storied townhouse is on sale for almost $25 million

The Kensington House, where the wartime Prime Minister once lived, is a classic British home fit for a statesman – the elegant interiors are a major inspiration

Homes & Gardens

British Actor Timothy West Dies At 90

Renowned British actor Timothy West, known for his versatile roles on stage and screen, has passed away at 90. His legacy in British entertainment is a las...

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Remembering Armistice Day: Starmer joins Macron to celebrate Franco-British friendship in Paris

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has joined French President Emmanuel Macron at a Paris ceremony marking the 106th anniversary of the Armistice

The Independent UK

British PM Joins French President In Armistice Anniversary Ceremony

British PM Keir Starmer and French President Macron commemorate Armistice anniversary in Paris, highlighting historic Franco-British relations.

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Starmer marks Armistice Day at Paris ceremony with Macron

The Prime Minister said he was honoured to pay tribute to the fallen of the First World War alongside the French president.

Evening Standard

Starmer in Paris for Armistice Day commemoration

While Sir Keir Starmer is in France, events will be held in the UK to mark the guns falling silent at the end of the First World War.

Evening Standard

Starmer to attend Armistice Day service in Paris

He will be the first Prime Minister to join the commemorations in France since Winston Churchill did so in 1944.

The Independent UK

The great remembrance divide: Britain fought for freedom in Europe, but against it in the colonies

While war raged against Hitler, people in places such as India were brutalised – despite their own sacrifices to the cause, says author Mihir Bose

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump 'plans to return Sir Winston Churchill statue to White House after removal by Joe Biden'

The British wartime leader's statue had occupied a prominent position in the White House until President Biden removed it in 2021

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Combining the magic of Mexico City with the charm of Oaxaca: A journey of art, flamboyance and escapism

With Mexico City’s popularity showing no sign of waning, Geordie Grieg follows in the footsteps of Winston Churchill, Marlon Brando and Madonna to discover why travellers continue to be drawn to this enchanting capital – and where they should visit beyond

The Conversation

What to know about ‘Red Ellen’, the radical MP whose portrait is now hanging at 11 Downing Street

Before announcing changes to Britain’s tax system in her first budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves redecorated her own digs. The headline change was swapping a portrait of Nigel Lawson, Margaret Thatcher’s chancellor, with one of Ellen Wilkinson – a trailblazing politician known as “Red Ellen”.

The Conversation

The Diplomat season two explores the US-UK special relationship – and couldn’t be more timely

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Marilyn Monroe's ghost 'haunting Hollywood hotel'

The ghost of late screen legend Marilyn Monroe is said to be haunting a hotel in Los Angeles where the actress lived for two years at the start of her career.

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Evening Standard

St Paul's Cathedral launches appeal as it prepares to mark 80th anniversary of end of Second World War

It wants to hear from anyone who was involved in helping protect the Cathedral during the Blitz

The Independent UK

Patriots practice on Winston Churchill's old stomping grounds in London

A London game is more than just a typical road trip for NFL teams

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NFL Teams Embrace Local History During London Game Trip

NFL teams in London delve into local history at prestigious sites like Harrow School and The Grove estate, adding a unique dimension to their overseas expe...

The Guardian - UK

Lee Carsley is no televangelist in a tracksuit, he’s England’s most relatable manager

In his repetitions, self-contradictions and slips, the interim coach is a picture of discomfort – and understandably so

The Guardian - AU

Sky News’ Sharri Markson tells Benjamin Netanyahu Labor is ‘hostile’ to Israel in ‘confidential’ meeting

Markson says sit-down with Israel’s PM like meeting ‘Winston Churchill during his fight against the Nazis’. Plus: News Corp reprints cartoon found to be offensive

The Conversation

What are the limits of free speech? We may have arrived at them

Political operatives on the far right have long spoken about their ambition to shift the “Overton window”. The aim is to “mainstream” ideas long considered unthinkable, through gradual, step-by-step radicalisation and repetition – especially on hot-button issues such as immigration, sexuality, race and identity.

The Independent UK

British police cars, American biscuits and wild donkeys – what life is like on the Chagos Islands

Sir Keir Starmer’s government announces Britain will return of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius - but what’s it like on the the islands?

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