By: Zainab Salam, Opinions Editor British Museum website update Preserving our history In a bold leap into the 21st century, the British Museum is proud to unveil its brand-new website, designed ...

From 1919, the British were committed by to widen Indian participation in government en route to the same political autonomy. The vision of the Empire evolving into a voluntary Commonwealth of ...

The Attorney General has described “almost every element” of the British Empire as racist and revealed he fought to get reparations.. Lord Hermer, speaking on a podcast for his former chambers ...

The results show that 60 per cent of 2024 SNP voters believe that Scotland was a subject of the British Empire. Similarly, 55 per cent of those who voted for independence at the 2014 referendum ...

Imperial subjects, of course, sometimes found their own solutions to such problems. A hard-line British field marshal, atop the I.R.A. hit list, was gunned down in Belgravia in 1922.

The new leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch would likely be "deeply sceptical" of dropping the word "empire" from British honours, the shadow culture secretary has said.

Elon Musk stirred controversy by claiming the British Empire ended global slavery. He cited the 'Slave Trade Act 1807' and 'Slavery Abolition Act 1833' as key milestones. Musk's tweet went viral, but ...

Those lessons beckon today for Britain, and America, too. In the end, the empire — “the red on the map” — was a symbol, not the basis, of British influence. The home islands themselves, it could be ...

The British Empire was truly massive during its height. At one point in time, the Empire comprised 23% of the world's total population and 24% of the world's total land area. It's for this reason ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. For most Americans, D-Day remains the most famous battle of World War II. It was not the end of the war against Nazism. At most, it was the beginning of the ...

However, he manifests the conviction held by all British imperialists of all ages—that the collective takes priority over the individual and that the British Empire’s “civilizing” mission entitles it ...