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To anyone following politics recently in British Columbia, it sounds familiar: An alliance of Liberals and Conservatives collapses, and then a botched attempt to thwart the left wing ends up elevating a moribund party. Image Under W.A.C. Bennett, th

Starmer defended the gifts, citing security concerns for attending public events, and announced plans to improve transparency in hospitality. Photo: AP Starmer defended the gifts, citing security concerns for attending public events, and announced p

Twenty-one years after it brashly burst onto the London cultural scenesga gaming, the Frieze Art Fair is back with its annual jamboree — and ready to welcome tens of thousands to its mega-tents in Regent’s Park at Frieze London and Frieze Masters, r

Once upon a time, there was a plucky little ballet company that bravely toured all over the realm, bringing swans and fairies and tutus to all. Founded by a King (Harold King), it was called London City Ballet, and a real princess, Diana, became its

Peter Jay, a British journalist, broadcaster and diplomat whose tenure as ambassador to the U.S. began and ended in controversy, died on Sept. 22 at his home in Woodstock, England. He was 87. His death was confirmed by his son Patrick, who did not s