Hundreds of human bones have emerged from the River Thames in the last two centuries, most of them prehistoric.

A leading collection of early English photographs has been saved for the nation after it was acquired by Historic England.

A Thousand Blows doesn't shy away from getting to the nitty gritty of the criminal underbelly of Victorian London.

As shown in the Stephen Graham boxing drama, the Forty Elephants shoplifted from Harrods, blackmailed MPs – and died utterly ...

Despite Energy Secretary Ed Miliband's pre-election pledge to bring down bills by £300, an expected £85 rise in the price cap ...

Your average Londoner might do a double take upon hearing that the River Thames has been coughing up human bones for the past ...

People have been dumping bodies into the River Thames for over 6,000 years, especially during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Why?

Hundreds of human bones have been dredged from the bottom of the Thames River in England over the past two centuries.

Researchers have found dozens of human bones on the banks of the iconic river, many of them thousands of years old.

Some of the oldest landscape photographs of England have been acquired by Historic England, providing a glimpse into the ...

The man suspected of shooting a woman dead at a Kent village pub on Valentine’s Day may have entered the River Thames, police have said. Police were called to the Three Horseshoes in the village ...