Museum of British Folklore
Search British Newspapers From 1800-1900
The British Lawnmower Museum
Britain’s dirty little secret as a dumper of toxic waste
Sin bins for worst families
England's Tiananmen - 190 years ago today, cavalry were sent charging into a group of thousands of protesters, in what became known as the Peterloo Massacre
Friends reveal Prince Harry's disguise
Mayor is held in search for knicker thief
A nation of bad parents: Britain's youngsters amongst world's worst for drinking, smoking and teenage pregnancy, warns the OECD
UK's ancient woodland being lost 'faster than Amazon'
British Shin Kicking Championship 2008
10 Crazy Royals
Return to sender: Artist puts Royal Mail to the test
15 Fascinating Facts About Medieval England
Smugglers' Britain. Explore the fascinating story of smuggling in 18th and 19th century Britain, when high taxes led to an dramatic increase in illegal imports.
British seaside cabins
Dimming down: How the brainpower of today's 14-year-olds has slipped 'radically' in just one generation
The cat who came in from the cold. After 20 years living in a remote and derelict stone cottage without electricity, the famed tattooed 'leopard man of Skye' has moved into a flat.
Tiny Shetland island declares independence
Father-of-four finds 12-strong colony of illegal immigrants living in his LOFT
Scottish tourist attraction bans English visitors in revenge for 1298 battle
Britain will be Europe's biggest country by 2060 with 77m people
British arrests soar 32% in Spain
Bastardy and Baby Farming in Victorian England
Father's Day cards banned in Scottish schools
London’s Lost Rivers
Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic Explorer
National Risk Register
England's Rock Art
Flatulent cow puts wind up locals
UK planning to monitor and record every phone call, web page, and email sent by citizens
Creatively Converted Sea Forts of Great Britain: Strange Adaptive Reuse of Military Architecture
The Origins of Some English Place Names
The Maasai warriors' guide to England
Genmaps: Old maps of UK
London is Free - Your online guide to free events in our expensive capital
Castles & Illustrated Walks from the Tyne to the Tweed
Newly released UFO files. A wide range of UFO-related documents covering the years 1978–2002.
Caught on camera: Incredible moment surfers are hit by 50ft wave off Cornwall
Chorographia Brritanniæ. Images and commentary on the Chorographia Britanniae, an atlas of the counties of England and Wales, first published in 1742.
The break-up of the UK now appears inevitable
The Wonderful North
The National Archives | Public Information Films. Nostalgia time for most of you Brits as on The National Archives' website you can view complete public information films from 1945 - 2006.
A Collection Of Bizarre British Contests
Seahenge
BBC - British History Timeline
11 Inventions you didn't realise the British created
The Glasgow Story
The UK family: In statistics
London, Sugar & Slavery
Oscar Wilde voted greatest British wit
Revealed: Britain, 100 years ago - in living colour
Dragon to sit on Union Jack?
Sat Lav. Shame it's only in London as the UK generally is woefully short of public toilets.
Orphan told pregnancy 'can pay for A-levels'. The UK is now officially beyond a joke.
Rip off Britain
Great Torrington Scarecrow competition. Photos on Flickr
The sorry story of how Scotland lost its 17th century empire
The power of the postcode
EU gives up on 'metric Britain'
Duke of Edinburgh gaffes plotted on Google Maps.
10 Things Not To Do In London
Dam-busting 'megaflood' made Britain an island
4,000 people a week trying to leave UK
'Britain for sale' as more foreign firms snap up UK businesses
Gordon Brown, Prime Minister of the UK, once published a student guide on 'being a parasite' and living off the state
Remembering Greenham Common, 25 years later
Woman gets Asbo banning her from sea after 50 suicide attempts that cost taxpayers £1m
Most spied-upon road in Britain Still plagued by crime
What the Hell is Prince Charles Doing?
British Lawnmower Museum
British castles
Beautiful pics of St. Paul's Cathedral through the ages and it's restoration
Slave Britain
John Speed’s collection of maps was published in 1611 as The theatre of the empire of Great Britaine: presenting an exact geography of the kingdomes of England, Scotland, Ireland, and the iles adioyning: with the shires, hundreds, cities and shire-townes, within ye kingdome of England.
Top ten burglary hotspots named
The Asbo teenager who caused 40 per cent crime rise in one town
How to live like a prince: the shabby style, Sloaney slang and social rules of William and Harry's inner circle
Days of toxic darkness - The Killer Fog Of 1952 Kids to be taught Britishness
Channel Tunnel photos
Mad Maldon Mud Race
Brightons West Pier on Fire : A Slideshow
The Duke of Westminster: so rich and so very foolish. Britain's richest man was exposed as a serial user of prostitutes.
London: A Life in Maps
The property collapse. Millionaire left with even better sea view after cliff landslide.
Human billboards and sandwich board advertising on the streets of London UK
UK is accused of failing children
A photo slideshow ofthe moment the Royal Family battled to retain their composure after Prince Philip appeared to break wind
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834
Then And Now. Photographs of the East End of London, now and 100 years ago.
Odd London Signs
The Humber Bridge Board
Genmaps: Old and Interesting Maps of England, Wales and Scotland
Dictionary of Victorian London - Exploring Victorian London
The History of the British Transport Police
Giant Elephant charms London
How London has changed in the past 108 years—and how it hasn't
Wiltshire's Underground City - Burlington
Residences of the British Royal Family
Legacies: UK Local History Close to You
The Orders of Chivalry
Avery Ant for (Bloody)King
Princess Diana in 10 seconds
St George's iJacket
Severn Bore surfer breaks record
Celebrating the Queen's 80th Birthday - 80 facts about The Queen
York Minster - Image Gallery
Headington Shark
How do you know that you've been in London too long?
St George's Day holiday campaign
Castles of Britain Photo Gallery
Days Out UK
Flags of the British Empire (Circa 1920)
English Heritage - Stonehenge & the History of England
Good Beach Guide 2005
1920s: the decade that changed London
The London Bridge Museum & Educational Trust
Glasgow Detail and Hidden Glasgow: photographs, images, Glasgow history, culture, regeneration
Surname Profiler Project Website. For UK readers.
History of the English Language
UK nights
London Slang - Introduction
Guerrilla gardeners wage turf war
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