Throughout history, revolutions have been pivotal in shaping societies, governments, and human events. Here are ten of the ...

From the coronation of Queen Victoria to the sealing of the Magna Carta, these are the moments Brits wish they'd seen ...

A survey of 2,000 adults unveiled the top 25 events they would have loved to be a part of. The list includes entertainment ...

A statue celebrating members of the Royal Navy who helped to end the Atlantic slave trade is yet to find a home. Colin Kemp, ...

For enslaved people in the Americas, the holiday season was a time of both rare festivity and calculated resistance. It was a brief period when they were offered better food and rest by slave owners, ...

Cambridgeshire is a county with an engrossing history that can be explored at one of the many museums found across the area.

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It's been almost five years since slave trader and philanthropist Edward Colston's statue was controversially toppled in ...

of 'slave-property' in Surinam. Son of Sir William Young 1st bart. (d. 1848, q.v.), MP for Cavan 1831-1855, Governor-General of New South Wales 1861-1867 and Governor-General of Canada 1869-1872. The ...

MP and Paymaster General, trustee of the National Gallery and the British Museum. Son of the London West India merchant Beeston Long (1710-1785) and grandson of Charles Long of Longville. Left ...

Reacting to news that Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed the Death Penalty Abolition Bill into law today, Amnesty International Zimbabwe’s Executive Director, Lucia Masuka, said: ...

For generations Irish and Irish Americans have believed the “Nine Famous Irishmen” story, but alas, it strays far from the ...