The Anglo-French supersonic airliner, Concorde, is well known as a symbol of European collaboration. With its dubious economics, it is no surprise that Britain partly stayed in the project to ease its...

Eager to create goodwill towards Britain in its former colonies, the postwar government encouraged students from across the Empire to study in London. Housing them was a problem, as events in the summ...

Eager to create goodwill towards Britain in its former colonies, the postwar government encouraged students from across the Empire to study in London. Housing them was a problem, as events in the summ...

The once inexorable rise in retiree living standards since the second world war has broken down. Can we keep the dream alive for future generations, asks historian Helen McCarthy

"For if AI threatens to strip historical research and writing back to its most basic form, perhaps that’s a challenge we should meet head on."

"For if AI threatens to strip historical research and writing back to its most basic form, perhaps that’s a challenge we should meet head on."

Imperial Family Biographies and New Approaches to the Family in Histories of the British Empire, c.1650–c.1950

"Studying history, we know that nothing is inevitable."

Sorry, Gen Z: AI is coming for safe and secure teaching jobs, as well as grad roles.

The Historian in the Age of AI

Welcome to Cambridge Core

Politicians and influencers eulogise the emirate as a place of cleanliness, convenience and low crime. The truth is far darker, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew

Welcome to Cambridge Core

Published in International Journal of Cultural Policy (Ahead of Print, 2025)