Kate Webb was the war reporter who came back from the dead.
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At the time of his death in 1914, Bennet Burleigh was quite possibly the most famous war correspondent in the world. The
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Thomas Morris Chester is a name little-known in most households. But Chester was a remarkable pioneer.
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Seema Syeda recalls the journalism of William Beach Thomas - who came to regret peddling WWI 'fake news'.
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Seema Syeda appreciates the charm and chutzpah of indefatigable war correspondent Martha Gellhorn. Having crossed the Atlantic to cover her first conflict,
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Archaeologists are working to uncover the secrets of a Roman hillfort near Caernarfon in north Wales. The coastal fort is believed to
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The USS Grunion was a Gato-class submarine that was sunk at Kiska, Alaska, during World War II. Operating near the Aleutian Islands,
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To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Churchill War Rooms becoming operational, Imperial War Museums has digitised the original visitor book containing the
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The spectacular remains of an Iron Age warrior, discovered 12 years ago in Chichester, England, will soon be put on public display
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The American Civil War might easily have ended in 1862. In the event, it dragged on for three more years, claiming the
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