McClure travels the UK exploring historic, culturally significant crimes that have changed the face of the UK.

The fame of Lord Camrose was renowned throughout the UK and indeed around the considerable British Empire at the time. William Ewart Berry was the second son of John Mathias Berry and Mary Anne Berry ...

A total of 147 stores from various companies are set to close in the future or have already closed this week, affecting pubs, ...

Residents in Pontsticill claim they've been let down by Merthyr Tydfil Council for six years because it hasn't repaired a road first damaged by a landslide.

Everyone’s engagement ring is special, but not everyone’s engagement ring is an heirloom piece of royal history. Kate ...

Partly in a bid to bring both experts and MPs along this time, the review’s chair, Alan Milburn, has launched a Substack, ...

The defence secretary has refused to give a timescale on when all the investigations into the troubled Ajax armoured vehicles programme will conclude. John Healey said he recognised the uncertainty ...

An ex-student posted a video on YouTube threatening to kill students and staff at his college. Oliver Beynon, 21, admitted a charge of sending communication threatening death or serious harm to those ...

“If a race has no history, if it has no worthwhile tradition, it becomes a negligible factor in the thought of the world, and it stands in danger of being exterminated,” wrote Carter G. Woodson in a ...

Tom Carr scored a dramatic 95th-minute winner as Chorley staged a remarkable comeback to beat National League North promotion contenders Merthyr Town 3-2 at Penydarren Park. Did you know with a ...