Flags are double-edged swords, they’re meant to unite people to a cause, but doing so often means uniting them against some other people and some other causes.

The creation of ‘whites-only’ settlements is another sign of the failure of the West’s migration policy and the growing influence of radical ideas.

In 1955, the British Empire planted the Union flag in its last piece of territory – a bleak, uninhabited rock. A Royal Navy ...

The deportation crusade began in Seattle late in 1917. The country was at war, an unpopular war, and there was an unsettled timber strike in the woods of ...

More and more curious travellers to the Caribbean are veering off the beaten path. From dramatic landscapes to flamboyant ...

The deportation crusade began in Seattle late in 1917. The country was at war, an unpopular war, and there was an unsettled ...

Crowds turn out to support ‘special man’ before King Charles welcomes US president - Trump’s visit is under tight security, with four arrests made after pictures of the US president and the late sex o ...

The immigration debate in the UK triggered a new trend of flying English and British flags. The flag campaign is linked to growing anti-immigration sentiment. There have been violent protests outside ...

Flags are more than just symbols of nations; they are visual stories stitched with meaning, history, and identity. While many flags share common colours and patterns, some stand out for their unusual ...

The sea is both the road and the reward in this Caribbean archipelago, offering calm bays, vibrant coral reefs and steady ...

The road to Royston is not particularly long, winding or bumpy. For five miles (8km), it stretches from the village of Arrington in Cambridgeshire to the Hertfordshire town, perhaps best known for its ...

10:54, Thu, Sep 4, 2025 Updated: 11:02, Thu, Sep 4, 2025 Cornwall Council has condemned locals who fly British flags on lampposts for being "disrespectful" to the flag. The local authority claims that ...