In other words, Cartimandua might have just been dismissed as a collaborator, rather than as the vengeful warrior-queen that earned Boudicca her own statue in London. But is this fair? According ...

People like the Warrior Queen, Boudicca ... Outside the Houses of Parliament in London, there is a statue of Boudicca. It reminds us that she was brave and fierce, and refused to be ruled by ...

that's Boudicca. "Lots of people see angels and rabbits in the clouds, but this was so definite." Image caption, A statue of the Iceni queen was erected on Westminster Bridge in London in 1902 ...

Boudicca led Celtic tribes in an uprising against the Roman occupation of Britain around 61 AD. Her forces captured two cities, a town, and a legion before finally being defeated. She has become ...

The remains of Queen Boudicca are hotly tipped to be the next discovery that will rock the world – and if archaeologists are in the right spot, they could be found underneath a McDonald’s ...

Unimpressed, the local Roman military commander has his queen, Boudicca, flogged with rods ... a study of "warrior queens") appraising the statue of her heroine that lies on the Embankment near ...

The iconic statue of Boudicca, a steel monument on North Station roundabout which marks the ruthless Queen’s invasion of the town, is among those landmarks recommended for protection.