Pat Parris spoke with Dunbar Historian Barbara Lewis, who attended the segregated Dunbar School in the 1940s, about how a ...

"The Royal Danish Academy is proud to present nine diverse projects, selected from the more than 240 graduation projects created by architects and designers at the 2024 graduation exhibition ...

Zoe Stern, Head of Community Affairs Europe, Google, said: "The climate solutions of the future will be created by the school children of today. That's why we're working with the Royal Institution to ...

In what was called a "long overdue" decision, the City of Salina officially expressed support to place Dunbar School, the only segregated elementary school for Black children, on the National ...

Defence behemoth BAE Systems has secured a Royal Navy contract valued at nearly £300m, which will sustain over 200 UK jobs. The London-listed conglomerate has been commissioned to upkeep and modernise ...

A sailor with the Royal Canadian Navy has died after their rigid-hull inflatable boat capsized in Halifax's Bedford Basin on Friday night. According to a statement from the Maritime Forces ...

The Royal Navy has announced it is changing the name of a new submarine from HMS Agincourt to HMS Achilles, in a move branded "woke nonsense" by former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps. It follows ...

The Royal Navy rowers of skipper Lieutenant Commander Izzy Rawlinson (Marine Engineer - Submariner), Petty Officer Aaby Aldridge (Survival Equipment Technician), Lieutenant Commander Nic Hall (Warfare ...

The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) is deeply saddened to announce that the sailor lost during an incident in Halifax on January 24, 2025 was Petty Officer, 2nd Class (PO 2) Gregory Applin. Petty Officer ...

The boys are traditionally known as the Children of the Chapel Royal, and wear the distinctive State uniform introduced at the Restoration in 1660. The boys attend City of London School, and receive a ...

Only last year the Navy insisted it had "no intention to rename" Agincourt. A Royal Navy spokesperson said it was, "entirely appropriate to name a naval vessel after a great military victory".