Patrick Baty, the ‘paint detective’ who has traced the hues of the past for Windsor Castle and 10 Downing Street
The British expert has played a role in the restoration of historic landmarks, specializing in the recovery of long-lost color schemes
Britain’s economic reality threatens Burnham’s honeymoon with voters
The government has scaled back its council housing ambitions and faces growing pressure to raise taxes ahead of the autumn budget
Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK brings fresh tensions to the royal family
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to settle outside London and will continue to have no official royal role. Their potential encounters, or run-ins, with Prince William are likely to become the new obsession of Britain’s tabloids
Burnham inherits a relationship with the EU hampered by Brexit and friction with Trump
The new British prime minister wants to prioritize domestic policy over foreign affairs
Tate Modern fails in its attempt to save Frida Kahlo from ‘Fridamania’
The exhibition, which has broken ticket sales records, explains the construction of the universal icon the Mexican artist represents today
David Hockney, one of the 20th century’s most influential British artists, dies aged 88
The painter achieved massive success with his colorful scenes of California, Normandy, and the United Kingdom
Lendrick Street, a snapshot that explains violence against immigrants in Belfast
Residents at the epicenter of the xenophobic unrest express their fear: ‘I think they’re trying to make everyone racist’
How the far right stirs up protests against immigration in Britain
Flashpoints like the murder of Henry Nowak or the attempted beheading of Stephen Ogilvy in Belfast mobilize extremist groups
Violence erupts against immigrants in Belfast following attempted beheading: ‘Burning families out of their homes is nothing less than disgusting cowardice’
Groups of masked individuals set fire to homes believed to belong to foreigners and burned buses, cars, and dumpsters. The victim’s family has called for an end to the riots
China expands its spy networks across the European Union and beyond
At least 30 agents operating on Beijing’s behalf have been uncovered in the European area over the past two years
Keir Starmer maintains his red lines on reversing Brexit
The British prime minister’s promise to return the UK to the ‘heart of Europe’ clashes with his refusal to rejoin the customs union
Lucy Worsley, historian: ‘The United Kingdom has always fared better with queens than with kings’
The author, who rescued the story of the six wives of Henry VIII and of Queen Victoria, has published an essay on the history of household objects
Marmalade, the price to pay for the Brexit mistake
Regulatory alignment with the EU means a name change for the legendary compote made with Seville oranges
Kim Gordon, or how to be a rock legend and Trump’s nemesis at age 72
The founder of the legendary New York band Sonic Youth releases ‘Play Me’, her third solo album: ‘I’ve always acted more as a sociologist than an artist’
Arrest of Andrew Mountbatten forces British government and Charles III to air the Windsor family’s dirty laundry
Political parties unanimously approve the publication of official documents on the activities of the monarch's brother
Former prince Andrew released from police station 10 hours after arrest over Epstein ties
The brother of King Charles III has been ‘released under investigation’ after being implicated in the network of the American financier and sex offender
Former Prince Andrew, the spoiled son of Elizabeth II who caused the biggest crisis in the British monarchy
The dealings of Charles III’s brother with the financier Jeffrey Epstein have shaken the foundations of Buckingham Palace
Julian Barnes: ‘I’ve become more left-wing because the center has moved rightwards’
The 80-year-old British author has published ‘Departures,’ which he says will be his last book
The nine lives of Keir Starmer: The British prime minister buys time until the May elections
Labour MPs are expecting a landslide defeat that will trigger an internal war
The US seizes the Russian-flagged oil tanker that fled Venezuela
US forces have also intercepted another vessel that was sailing in Caribbean waters
Rebeca Grynspan: ‘The UN must sit at the most important negotiating tables in the world’
The Costa Rican economist and politician is launching her campaign for the United Nations secretary-general position
Keir Starmer’s hardline approach to immigration tears apart the British left
The Labour government presents new measures as a ‘moral mission’ to halt the advance of the populist right
Paul Preston: ‘Franco didn’t win through military brilliance. He wanted to exterminate the Republican people’
Author of the canonical biography of the dictator, the British historian has spent more than half a century immersed in the study of the Civil War, the dictatorship and the Transition
Did Hitler have a micropenis? New documentary analyzes the Nazi dictator’s DNA
While the program firmly dismissed the claim that the dictator had Jewish ancestry, some of its conclusions have sparked ethical concerns
The battle for press freedom: The BBC stands firm against Trump
The president insists on demanding between $1 billion and $5 billion from the British broadcasting corporation over a documentary that never aired in the US
John le Carré’s tradecraft: A writer who was once a spy
The Bodleian Library in Oxford brings together manuscripts, photos and notes by the author that demonstrate his meticulousness and research
British primatologist Jane Goodall dies at 91
She revolutionized science since the 1960s with her innovative methods and fascinating discoveries about wild chimpanzees
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