Christie's held an auction for "The Bay of Eze," a painting by former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. With fees and all, the painting ended up selling for 945,000 pounds.

Portraits of Winston Churchill and other renowned British Prime Ministers have been taken down from the walls of Parliament following Labour's 2024 election win. After winning 412 seats in the ...

Remarkable never-before-seen photos of Winston Churchill's 'Soviet spy' cousin during an infamous secret visit to Russia have come to light 105 years on. Sculptor and writer Clare Sheridan had a ...

The word had spread like wildfire - Winston Churchill was coming. The portly frame, the ever-present bow tie, and, of course, the iconic "V for Victory" sign – these were the hallmarks of a ...

Nevertheless, there is a unique opportunity to stream the World War 2 play, which starts Roger Allam as Winston Churchill during his 1942 visit to Stalin, at home on demand. Four performances from ...

LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Three men went on trial in an English court on Monday on charges stemming from the heist of an 18-carat golden toilet that had been on display as an artwork in an ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. London: Winston Churchill’s grandson has voiced his dismay at Donald Trump’s apparent sympathies towards Russia, accusing the Un ...

Portraits of Winston Churchill have been removed from the walls of Parliament following Labour’s general election victory last June. Several paintings, prints and drawings of the heroic wartime ...

To the editor: Appeasing Russian President Vladimir Putin will not make the world a safer place; it will do the opposite. (“Trump says he wants to end Russia’s war on Ukraine. But he’s ...

The wrinkle in Eicher’s engaging story is that it wasn’t Churchill who did the deal with Mellon on Britain’s debt in 1924 but a previous chancellor but one, Stanley Baldwin. Winston ...

In Paul Currys book 'Magician's Magic' he describes magician Harry Green performing this trick Winston Churchill. This trick was so deceptive that Churchill was fooled 6 times in a row!