It’s World Heritage Day on the 18th of April. So, let’s shine a light on some of the UK’s most well-known heritage sites.

There are many traditional elements to the celebration which are typically observed during Passover.

To mark British Science Week, from the 8th to the 17th of March, let’s shine a light on some of the greatest contemporary British minds in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths.

St Paul’s has been the venue for several Royal Jubilee services, the first being for Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, held there in 1897.

Tsunamis don’t just occur in East and South-East Asia.

As with “witches”, the confessions of those accused were the result of torture, mental illness, or a lack of understanding what they were actually confessing to.

Every October, Black History Month celebrates the culture, history and contributions of British people of colour.

Dahl’s short story, “Poison”, was turned into an episode of ‘Alfred Hitchcock Presents…’

Columbus has a legacy of being a daring explorer who’d discovered the “New World”. But there are several challenges to that claim.

There are 1500 active volcanoes in the world today, with three-quarters of them located along the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire’.