Lucia Stein

Prince Andrew is facing growing pressure from British ministers and senior politicians to give up his lifelong possession of a grand mansion on the grounds of Windsor Castle.

The late Virginia Giuffre's memoir details how she became involved in the shadowy world of notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, which led to her abuse at the hands of some of the world's "wealthiest and most powerful" people.

With the swirl of news around Prince Andrew this week, something had to be done; the question was whether he would do it himself or if his brother would be forced to show him the door.

King Charles hasn't moved into Buckingham Palace and Prince William reportedly plans to live somewhere else as king. So what's wrong with Buckingham Palace and what will its future be if it's not the main residence of the royal family?

Pamela Digby was just 19 years old when she agreed to marry UK prime minister Winston Churchill's only son, Randolph, on the day they first met. The union, short as it was, changed the course of her whole life.

Meet the teen 'Luddites' who want to "empower young people" to rethink their relationship with their phones.

Queen Mary of Teck, grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II, was a reserved intellectual. But some historians and descendants argue she was also an "upmarket kleptomaniac".

Australian employers are using artificial intelligence hiring systems for recruitment, but new research suggests the technology may "enable discrimination" against marginalised groups.

Potatoes were once a maligned vegetable in Europe, unworthy for aristocratic tables. Then they underwent a dramatic PR transformation from an unexpected source.

A wave of dam building during the mid-20th century displaced dozens of towns, villages and First Nations communities. A public history project hopes to recover them.