First transmitted in 1959, American reporter Ed Murrow ... and the Blitz, which gave rise to his celebrated closing phrase “Good night and good luck.” Murrow returned to London to examine ...

The Blitz was Nazi Germany's sustained aerial bombing ... (Getty Images) Firemen who fought the Second Great Fire of London recall fighting the fires until New Year 1941, in a film by J.B. Priestley.

Blitz follows the journey of a young English boy (Elliot Heffernan, in his feature film debut) who is evacuated from London during World War II, and opts to run away in an attempt to reunite with ...

An exhibition is set to examine London's iconic Blitz club - the 1980s haunt of the likes of Boy George and David Bowie. The Blitz club in Covent Garden was a key hub for the new romantic movement ...

During the Blitz, London suffered 71 aerial attacks and was bombed for 57 consecutive nights. In the first 30 days alone, almost 6,000 people were killed and twice as many were badly injured.