Time magazine covers featuring World War II hand-drawn portraits are on display at Turn The Page Bookshop at the Premium Outlets.

It is 80 years since Winston Churchill used a victory address on the BBC World Service on May 13th 1945 to lambast Taoiseach Éamon de Valera and Ireland's neutrality policy during the Second ...

Sixty years on, browsing the pages of these community scrapbooks reveals more than just a reaction to Churchill’s death by a specific group of rural women.

As remarkable as the national and international reaction at the time of his death, is the phenomenon that Sir Winston Churchill endures as an iconic figure, more than half a century later.

A statue of Sir Winston Churchill stands opposite the Palace of Westminster, as if the man himself is constantly watching over the democracy he fought so hard to maintain. It was in the House of ...

Churchill still looms large 60 years on from death Getty Images A statue of Sir Winston Churchill has overlooked the Houses of Parliament since 1974 ...

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill was born on 30 November 1874 at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. Antonia Keaney, a social historian at Blenheim, said the former prime minister's connection to the ...

Winston Churchill's last goodbye: How 320,000 people queued to see WWII leader lying in state after his death 60 years ago - and HALF of all Britons watched his state funeral in St Paul's ...

A rare 1960's television news bulletin announcing the death of Winston Churchill has been released by the ITN Archive.

Winston Churchill rose to the occasion among global turmoil and major controversies which did not end with his various terms in political office, nor did they end after his death.

British statesman Winston Churchill once said, “The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.” ...