Researchers cite new evidence of how a medieval British noblewoman may have plotted to exact revenge and help kill her former ...

Each of these attacks took place at the same violent “hot spot” in medieval London, and they were among more than 350 ...

What was life really like for the merchants, craftsmen and traders in London in the middle ages? Whilst the majority of ...

English noblewoman Ela Fitzpayne did not “forget or forgive” the actions of the church that left her publicly humiliated, ...

BigHouseExperience.com has revealed that the costs per person to stay in a Scottish castle is far less a night's stay in a ...

We've all the heard the phrase 'baker's dozen', and that it equates to 13, but did you know it has its roots in medieval London? With the introduction of the Assize of Ale and Bread in the mid ...

London is set to start experimenting with driverless cars just as Google's WAYMO is experience harsh blow back in the U.S..

The University of Cambridge project reveals sky-high homicide rates in medieval London, York and Oxford and shows that male college students were among the most frequent killers. Joss, 59 ...

Public shame was a powerful weapon in medieval justice. In this video, we explore the history of stocks, pillories, and whipping posts – the devices used to humiliate and punish offenders in front of ...

What was thought to be a copy of the Magna Carta in Harvard's law school library has turned out to be real. Harvard purchased the document, which dates to the early 1300s, for $27.50 at an auction in ...

ON this day in 1215, the historic document was signed at Runnymede, Surrey. King John I of England was born on 24th December ...