In 1765 a young orphan boy is bundled into a carriage and taken to London to be a playmate for the son of King George III and Queen Charlotte.

the future Regent and King George IV and remained close to the royal family throughout his long life. "A spectacular ghost story circulating in the 1760s brought Frederick’s plight as an orphan ...

A new study has revealed the UK's most walkable city and it's good ... was built as a seaside residence for King George IV. A tourist wrote on Tripadvisor: 'This place is absolutely amazing ...

It is a business that has hit the right note for centuries - finding favour with six monarchs, including King Charles III.

This afternoon, King Charles led the nation in the first of four days of commemorative events to mark Victory in Europe (VE) ...

This Grade II listed building, a familiar and beloved fixture of the Hampshire landscape since its erection in the 18th century, is far more ...

The group were then seen to bundle the man into a darkened alley, at the rear entrance to the George IV pub in Southwark ...

The British public is being encouraged to celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day with street parties. Victory in Europe Day (VE Day) is celebrated on May 8 each year to mark the day the Allies ...

From grand, palatial dining rooms fit for royalty to brasseries with more rustic charms, we've ranked the most beautiful ...