Arts and Culture

After an outstanding career spanning more than three decades, veteran broadcaster Kay Burley Retirement, known for her challenging interviews and contentious times, has announced her retirement from Sky News. She …

Longest-serving editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, Dame Anna Wintour, has been named a Companion of Honour for her exceptional contributions to fashion. Given as part of the 2023 King’s Birthday Honours, …

One of the biggest charities in Britain owns the maritime and industrial conglomerate Lloyd’s Register (LR), which has apologised for its historical involvement in the transatlantic trafficking of African slaves. …

Kingsley Hall, a 319-year-old Grade II-listed structure in the centre of Bristol, has received £4.7 million in financing for a major repair project. This iconic structure, which was once the …

On a cool February night in 1946, a 15-year-old Newport schoolboy named Michael Woodman unintentionally became involved in an astronomical tale that would last for decades. Michael was waiting for …

The Archbishop of York’s Christmas sermon has become the subject of criticism as the Church of England struggles with a number of crises. His comments on Christmas morning at York …

Announced as the 2024–2025 holder of the title is Peter Mackay, 45, the newest member of Scotland’s prestigious Makar, or national poet. Mackay is the youngest Makar in the post’s …

The government has declared intentions to combine the U.K.’s local government pension funds into fewer, more prominent “megafunds” in a broad effort to revamp the nation’s pension system. Part of …

With a fantastic £1 billion endowment of Chinese ceramics, the British Museum marks a turning point in its long-standing dedication to highlighting world cultural legacy. Considered the greatest gift ever …

It’s almost hard to realise that Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall graced our screens ten years ago. Whether you eagerly ate her broadcast version or lost yourself in her literary masterwork, …