The violent death of James III of Scotland in 1488 shocked a kingdom. More than five centuries later, the killer remains ...

Kent is bursting with brilliant castles, so why not spend the early May bank holiday at some of the county’s biggest ...

The Drapers’ Company is a livery company, a former medieval guild that ... also has close links with the Royal Family, and commissioned a vivid 8.5ft-high portrait of the King to mark his ...

But the opening of La Fondation, a 58-room hotel with interiors by the New York-based design firm Roman and Williams, might ...

New productions of Shakespeare’s “Richard II,” Annie Ernaux’s “The Years,” Robert Icke’s “Manhunt,” Tennessee Williams’s “The ...

Well, the most secretive royal building just got a bit less secretive. As of this week, the 500-year-old palace – for centuries the residence of the reigning monarch – opened its doors to the general ...

An excellent way to link these sights is by bicycle; rent a CitiBike and follow the curvy, paved promenade from leafy Lummus ...

Easter is the most important festival of the Christian calendar, and so it is unsuprising that most of England’s ...

Charles, 76, and Camilla, 77, were all smiles as they attended Crathie Kirk, near Balmoral and waved at wellwishers.

Charles kickstarted the final day of his state visit to Italy by chatting with scientists and planting a tree in the gardens of Villa Wolkonsky, the ambassador's residence just outside Rome.

The letter, written by King James VI when he was just seven years old, is one of over 140 artefacts showcased at a new exhibition.