Peeking just above the trees by the M25 on the edge of southwest London is a tall octagonal building built as part of Britain's defence, and it will be open to the public next month on 7th and 8th Jun...

In 1934, an American-born but often UK-based photographer moved to Egypt, and some of her rarely seen photos are on display at the moment.

Nine people will receive honorary degrees from Oxford University this year.

London's transport is world-famous for its roundel, but just under a century ago, it nearly became a rabbit - Wilfred the Rabbit.

Only a quarter of staff are satisfied with how their department tackles bullying and harassment, FoI requests reveal

Carbonara, one of the signature dishes of Rome cuisine, is celebrated in Italy and across the world with the #CarbonaraDay event on Sunday 6 April 2025.

A significant number of diabetics experience pain because of nerve damage.

Identified in Trent four fragments of the Senemnetjer papyrus, an extremely rare Book of the Dead from Saqqara. The discovery, of exceptional importance for Egyptology, enriches the collection of the ...

The British Museum has retained its title as the UK's busiest visitor attraction, although visitor numbers to attractions across the country are still down on pre-pandemic levels.

Remains brought to Britain as part of colonialism, such as Egyptian mummies, should be repatriated, a report says The public display of human remains in the UK, including the ancient Egyptian mummies in the British Museum, is offensive and should be…

NINO initiates, supports, and conducts scholarly research in the civilizations of the Near East from the ancient to the early modern period. In particular, it concentrates on the archaeology, history,...

Despite winning a landmark legal battle, academic Alice Jolly believes it won’t benefit others

Re-dating of Flagstones monument to about 3,200BC came after analysis by Exeter University and Historic England

After more than 150 days without food, Laila Soueif says she will continue until there is some positive news from Cairo

Exclusive: Art historian points to ‘bad craftsmanship’ in 17th-century work entitled Samson and Delilah