WATCH: Fazal Mosque 100th anniversary – London’s first mosque celebrates centenary
The Fazal Mosque celebrated its 100th anniversary in Southfields, marking a century since London’s first purpose-built mosque opened. Located in
From a prisoner-of-war camp to London: the story behind Windowflowers
The story behind some of London’s most familiar flowers begins, improbably, with tiny wildflowers growing from the mortar of Colditz
Imperial War Museums unveils new exhibition: ‘Spies, Lies and Deception’
This autumn, the Imperial War Museums is set to take visitors on an journey through the world of espionage and
‘Princess Auto Mechanic’: The Queen during the Second World War
For The Queen, the Second World War was a time of many firsts in a long, illustrious life. The then
The lives Prince Philip saved during the Second World War
Although Prince Philip has many more infamous moments, the Duke of Edinburgh saved the lives of two men during his
‘Victory for diversity and equality’: Former prime minister Sir John Major immortalised on Brixton Pound note
The Brixton Pound, a currency used in the South London area of Brixton, has launched a limited edition note featuring former
Holocaust Memorial Day: London Jewish community to honour death camp victims
London’s Jewish communities will commemorate National Holocaust Memorial Day at a series of events this weekend. This year’s events are