Sir Winston Churchill died 60 years ago this week on 24 January 1965. His funeral took place on 30 January, following three days lying in state in the Palace of Westminster.

Britain, and the world as a whole, has changed immeasurably in those six decades - yet Sir Winston's figure still looms large ...

"Sir Winston Churchill’s connection to Blenheim Palace is deeply personal. "From his birth in the palace to the quiet moments he spent painting in the gardens, Churchill’s spirit is woven into ...

Bust of Sir Winston Churchill moved back into Oval Office on Trump’s first day - Donald Trump wastes no time in reinstating Jacob Epstein’s sculpture of Britain’s wartime prime minister ...

Donald Trump has brought back a bust of Winston Churchill to a table in the Oval Office as he returned to the White House to begin his second term as President. The Republican has redecorated the ...

Another spot in the bustling Iranian capital is Bobby Sands Street, which was originally named Winston Churchill Street. Not surprisingly, the locale has a more politically influenced history.

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Winston Spencer Beiser was born December 29, 1954. He grew up on the family farm outside Conger, Minnesota. He graduated from Alden Conger High School, and went on to graduate with distinction ...

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To protect against that, we need more ships and more jets. The parallels with the 1930s, when my grandfather Winston Churchill was a lone voice sounding the alarm, are too vivid to be ignored.