History6 hrs ago'I dug up a 4,000-year-old axe head in a field'Cameron Anderson was amazed to dig up all three parts of what is thought to be a Bronze Age axe head.6 hrs agoNE, Orkney & Shetland7 hrs agoHundreds gather for VE Day paradeAbout 150 soldiers marched through Bedworth to mark the 80th anniversary on Thursday.7 hrs agoCoventry & Warwickshire13 hrs agoMemories of VE Day as county marks 80th anniversaryStreet parties and church services have marked the occasion, as people tell their personal stories.13 hrs agoShropshire14 hrs agoCity to host UK's first military history festival The event is set to take place at three venues across the city from 26 to 28 September.14 hrs agoHereford & Worcester22 hrs agoVillagers thought Spanish cartoonist was a WW2 spyA new documentary about the life of Mario Armengol, including his work creating war time cartoons in Nottinghamshire is due out in 202622 hrs agoNottinghamshire23 hrs agoGrandad's diaries are window into wartime roleDiaries and photos kept by a WW2 veteran are helping shape his life story, his granddaughter says.23 hrs agoBeds, Herts & Bucks23 hrs agoWW2 letter found in old tin donated to museumLittlehampton Museum calls the WW2 letter a "powerful piece of local and national history".23 hrs agoSussex2 days agoThe lost 1930s masterpiece warning of Nazi horrorsPublished years before WW2, Sally Carson's prescient novel captures the dawn of Nazi tyranny in a small German town – and remains relevant today.2 days agoCulture2 days agoPope Joan: the woman who fooled the churchA woman who allegedly was the head of the Catholic Church became one of the most controversial Middle Ages tales.2 days agoHistory...
