As Haddon Hall’s rooms, complete with historic witches' marks, are transformed into exhibits that explore witchcraft and evil ...

How did a law passed by Elizabeth I turn fashion into welfare? Ruth Goodman explains the story behind one garment and the ...

The Spectator declared the feature ‘a horror show’, lampooning what it claimed were saccharine clichés and naming tropes it thought more worthy of celebration: drunkenness, loutishness, bad teeth.

The first saints were Christian martyrs who suffered agonising deaths. The standards for sainthood today are significantly ...

Poldark' makes it a point to shoot on location, with plenty of historic views in England's coastal countryside on display.

This October half-term, Haddon Hall invites young witches and wizards-in-training to step into a magical world of learning ...

Don your gowns, bonnets, and breeches. They’re going all out for the "Pride and Prejudice" author’s big day in December.

ALTHOUGH his departure hasn’t been without pomp, with two farewell dinners, assorted tributes and a visit from a leading UK parliamentarian, one senses that Jersey’s 90th Bailiff has been comfortable ...

No stranger to a period drama, rising star Edward Bluemel is now treading the boards as a young William Shakespeare in his ...

Nestled within the Yorkshire Dales sits a breathtaking market town 'everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime'. Helmsley, located in North Yorkshire, makes for an ideal weekend destination ...

Visit Yorkshire said: "The Discovery Trail showcases local history on an easy loop, while cyclists can enjoy routes like the ...

Detroit dynamo Suzi has more stories than a month of TV soaps, from turning down Elvis to dealing with sex pests. And the 5ft ...