Before the creation of the NHS, Britain relied on a patchwork of private and charitable providers for health care. The patchwork is back. “We are seeing the return of the mixed economy,” says Barry ...

¶ Passed and sent to George V for signature the most bitterly fought (for eight months) measure of this session: the Labor Government’s Coal Bill, previously passed by the House of Commons (TIME, ...

¶ Jewish fears that Great Britain might someday give up her Palestine mandate and leave the Zionist colonies there to be slaughtered by the Arabs were dispelled, last week, when Prime Minister James ...

Britain’s ‘most luxurious train’ to tour the UK this Christmas - A seven-course festive lunch, including traditional turkey ballotine and champagne, will be served to passengers ...

The age-old adage that “history repeats itself” can pertain to everything from bad habits to global politics. But for Lauren Young, a political scientist in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences who ...

As the world’s policymakers gather in Washington for the International Monetary Fund’s Annual Meetings, there is a historical curiosity to consider. Roughly every 15 years since the 1930s, Britain has ...