Culture – Britain and Britishness

The Beautiful Churches of Rural England

Doomsday is approaching for many rural English churches. The Church of England has warned that dozens of churches will become

The Guinness Book of World Records lists Sherlock Holmes as the “most portrayed literary human character in film and TV”.

In his short story The Canterville Ghost from 1887, Oscar Wilde wrote: Throw a few British idioms into the mix

If we were to run a poll on what Britons would be eating for Christmas Dinner this year, there’s a

To many, Prince Harry is the quintessential modern Prince—the relatable, accessible philanthropist. Created by Prince Harry, the Invictus Games are

Tea’s rise in popularity in Britain coincided with a flowering of intellectual and creative thought that we call the Enlightenment.

British Dames and Knights are part of an honour system whose roots can be traced back to the medieval concept

Seen as a promising, upcoming British actor in the 1980’s and labeled as one of the “Brit Pack”—British actors who

Lawrence Jones explains 11 words that Brits and Americans say differently, leading to endless enjoyment (and a little confusion).

In today’s hectic life, there’s always too much that needs doing, isn’t there? And why are deadlines always set for