Cabinet Office accused of Andrew cover-up over files
The Cabinet Office faces accusations of a cover-up after blocking official papers about Prince Andrew. Read the full story on the transparency row.
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Cabinet Office accused of royal cover-up over Andrew files
The Cabinet Office faces accusations of a cover-up for the monarchy after last-minute withdrawal of files on Prince Andrew's travel expenses. Discover the details of withheld royal documents.
Irish Files: Churchill 'Venal' in Edward VIII Crisis
Secret Irish files reveal officials saw Winston Churchill as 'venal and unscrupulous' and sought to exploit the 1936 abdication crisis for Ireland's advantage. Read the full story.
Files reveal Blair ignored warnings before WI slow-handclap
Newly released files show Tony Blair was slow-handclapped at the Women's Institute in 2000 after ignoring advice to avoid party politics. Discover the inside story of the speech that backfired.
MI5 blocked Irish intel sharing on Sellafield threat
Declassified files show Tony Blair refused Bertie Ahern's request for intelligence on Sellafield terror risks after the 2004 Madrid bombings. Discover the security dilemma.
Cover-up claim as Andrew file withheld from National Archives
The Cabinet Office faces accusations of a cover-up after redacting minutes about Prince Andrew's role as a trade envoy from public archives. Read the full story.
Downing St apology over botched Queen Mother birthday telegram
Newly-released files reveal No 10 issued a grovelling apology after PM John Major's 1994 birthday telegram to the Queen Mother was 'incorrectly addressed'. Discover the royal protocol faux pas.
Downing St blocked FoI on Blair-Chirac Diana call
Newly-declassified files show Downing Street refused to release details of Tony Blair's call with Jacques Chirac after Princess Diana's death, citing confidentiality. Discover the official reasoning.
U2 ticket reversal embarrassed Irish diplomats in 1987
Newly released files reveal how U2's offer of 60 free US tour tickets was slashed to 10, leaving Irish diplomats scrambling. Discover the diplomatic fallout from the band's 1987 Joshua Tree tour.
1996 Royal Yacht Ireland visit cancelled over image fears
Declassified files reveal Irish PM John Bruton warned King Charles's planned 1996 visit on HMY Britannia projected 'opulence and superiority'. The trip was later scrapped over security risks. Read the full story.
Discovering Dublin's authentic pubs and coastal charm
Escape Dublin's tourist traps. Find authentic pubs with €5.40 Guinness, explore coastal Howth, and uncover serene city gardens. Your guide to the real Dublin.
Diana's team 'upstaged Charles' in media war, files show
Newly released Irish state papers reveal Princess Diana was seen as 'far more skilled' in media battles against Prince Charles, with her team actively working to upstage his 1995 visit. Read the full story.
Archives reveal White House feared Clinton-Adams photo in 1995
Declassified documents show the White House tried to avoid a photograph of Bill Clinton shaking Gerry Adams' hand during his historic 1995 visit to Northern Ireland. Explore the diplomatic intricacies revealed.
Major 'shouted at' by Irish minister in 1992 row
Declassified files reveal a heated 1992 meeting where Irish Justice Minister Padraig Flynn confronted John Major over Northern Ireland security cooperation. Read the full story.
Diana's Team 'Upstaged' Charles, Irish Archives Reveal
Newly released Irish state papers reveal Princess Diana's staff were 'predatory' in media battle to upstage Prince Charles during his 1995 Ireland visit. Read the full story.
Files: Diana's Team Worked to 'Upstage' Charles
Newly released Irish state papers reveal Princess Diana's staff focused on 'upstaging' Charles's PR efforts during their separation. Discover the media battle details.
Massive recataloguing of NI's archaeological treasures begins
Archaeologists in Co Antrim begin a huge project to recatalogue and repackage tens of thousands of historical artefacts, including a 4,000-year-old log boat. Discover how this improves preservation and global research access.
Bono joins Dublin Christmas Eve charity busking session
U2's Bono joined Imelda May and Glen Hansard for the 15th annual Grafton Street Christmas Eve busk, raising vital funds for the Dublin Simon Community to fight homelessness. Read about the star-studded festive event.
Bono, Glen Hansard Lead Dublin Christmas Eve Charity Busk
U2's Bono joined Glen Hansard and Imelda May for a rousing Christmas Eve busking session in Dublin, raising vital funds for the homeless. Read about the star-studded 15th anniversary event.
Bono, Glen Hansard star at Dublin Christmas charity busk
U2's Bono joined Imelda May and Glen Hansard for the 15th annual Christmas Eve busking session in Dublin, raising vital funds for the homeless. Watch the highlights and see how the community came together.
How the BBC Nearly Rejected David Attenborough
A newly unearthed 1952 letter shows the BBC initially turned down David Attenborough. Discover how his legendary broadcasting career almost never happened in this exclusive look at the BBC archives.
Scottish Archives Reveal Santa Was a Girl in 1901
National Records of Scotland uncovers festive names like Santa Bianchi and George Bailey in 500 years of archives. Discover your own historical connections.
Dublin Day Trip: Best Pint & 1-Hour Flight
Discover why Dublin is the perfect extreme day trip from the UK. See Trinity College, Dublin Castle & taste the world's best Guinness, all within 24 hours.
Dublin Council Pulls Herzog Park Renaming Vote
A controversial plan to rename Herzog Park in Dublin has been withdrawn after criticism from the Taoiseach and Israeli officials. Discover the full story behind this diplomatic row.
Martin: Withdraw 'Divisive' Herzog Park Renaming
Taoiseach Micheál Martin urges Dublin City Council to scrap a proposal to rename Herzog Park, calling it 'divisive and wrong'. The park honours former Israeli President Chaim Herzog, who had strong Irish roots.
Harris 'completely opposed' to Herzog Park renaming
Ireland's deputy premier Simon Harris voices strong opposition to renaming Herzog Park, a move criticised by Israel. Learn why this Dublin park's name sparks diplomatic concern.
Joyce, Plath & Thomas: Writers' Hidden Struggles Revealed
Newly uncovered Royal Literary Fund files expose financial hardships of literary icons including James Joyce, Sylvia Plath and Dylan Thomas through personal letters and documents.
Dublin keeps Irish flags amid immigration debate
Dublin City Council refuses to remove Irish tricolour flags, citing risks in heated immigration debate. Discover the community tensions and political divisions.
Wes Anderson Archives Exhibition Opens at Design Museum
Explore Wes Anderson's cinematic world at London's Design Museum. Discover 700 artefacts from Fantastic Mr Fox to The Grand Budapest Hotel in this deep dive for devoted fans.
Supreme Court rejects Trump's bid to shield Jan 6 records
In a major constitutional showdown, the US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's bid to shield White House records from the January 6th committee investigation.
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