As Tim Bouverie shows in his masterful new diplomatic history of the war, the prime minister was right, both in his ...

OceanGate’s Titan – an experimental, five‑seat submersible built with carbon‑fiber and titanium – drops into the North Atlantic on an expedition to view the wreck of the Titanic, but implodes, killing ...

The alliance that came together to win World War II was born out of terrible necessity. The compromises it required would have long-term consequences.

The prayer, also known as the Our Father, also appeared better known than a famous line from Star Wars, the words of wartime prime minister Winston Churchill and Liverpool football anthem You’ll Never ...

Meanwhile, Churchill had been spending many years in the political wilderness as a backbencher member of parliament, which makes his May 1940 comeback just that much more remarkable. Throughout ...

Three of these five addresses at critical moments in the war have already been published -- those dealing with the Battle of the Atlantic, Singapore and Darlan. Of the other two, the one delivered at ...

he approaching 150th anniversary of Winston Churchill’s birth on 30 November has prompted a surge of comment, both positive and negative, about his life. But across that spectrum one detects a shared ...

Thank you.” Usyk referenced the famous speech Churchill made to Parliament in 1940 during the first year of World War Two to convey his own nation’s fighting spirit.

1940: Winston Churchill Broadcast - Finest Hour Speech ... In one of his most famous broadcasts to the nation, Prime Minister Winston Churchill outlines the seriousness of the situation after the ...

Churchill’s appointment as prime minister on May 10, 1940, was one of the most essential actions in the twentieth century. That same day, a Palestinian Jewish student called Ben Gale sat in a ...

However, he also offered that “based on this being Sir Winston Churchill’s most famous speech which was publicly broadcasted in 1940, the copyright for public broadcasts expire after 50 years ...