After 1628, dominant Puritan ministers clashed openly with the English Church and, more ominously, with King Charles I and Bishop of London – later Archbishop of Canterbury – William Laud.

After 1628, dominant Puritan ministers clashed openly with the English Church and, more ominously, with King Charles I and Bishop of London – later Archbishop of Canterbury – William Laud.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate Middleton lauded team England's performance against Germany in Euro 2020 clash on Tuesday.England defeated Germany 2-0 to reach Euro 2020 ...

Sir, - When guiding at Lambeth Palace, I always pause in the Guard Room at the portrait of Archbishop William Laud, painted in 1633 by the studio of Anthony Van Dyck. I have considerable regard for ...

Touches of real gold were added to Archbishop William Laud’s battered carved mitre on a tie beam and the entire floor was replaced with new broad English oak boards, held down with rose-headed ...

And the Bodleian Library in Oxford has thousands of Oriental manuscripts, many of them acquired by William Laud, the 17th century archbishop of Canterbury.

Prince William and Kate Middleton on Tuesday thanked Jacinda Ardern for her friendship and support on her last as the prime minister of New Zealand.Using their Twitter account, the royal couple ...

THERE is little obviously to like in William Laud. In his biography of the Archbishop, Hugh Trevor-Roper admits that "He was a public figure without a private life." We are, however, given two ...

KATE, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William have lauded the "brilliant" England Women's National Football team after a dramatic 2-1 extra time over Spain creating a royal fan frenzy.