Camilla announced the film during a Clarence House reception celebrating the fifth anniversary of her Queen’s Reading Room book club.

The 1971 series follows Mr Benn, an ordinary man, who goes on extraordinary adventures after visiting a magical fancy dress shop.

In the early 1950s, working-class teenagers in London started showing up to dance halls in long drape jackets with velvet ...

Counter Terrorism Policing had been investigating alleged surveillance of locations and individuals linked to London's Jewish ...

Almost a ton of cocaine was discovered hidden in pallets of bananas at Southampton Docks Two men have been charged after a ...

The Oscars draw fewer TV viewers this year, even as the show stays a major live event. On Tuesday, Disney says 17.9 million ...

Welcome to 'Lollywood': Why London is the new Hollywood - Almost as many films were shot in London as LA in 2025. With big ...

A Streetcar Named Desire, The Day the Earth Stood Still, and The African Queen are all among the very best, classic movies ...

How to Make a Killing review. Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley star in this funny and thought-provoking Kind Hearts and Coronets remake.

The greatest of all Ealing comedies, the 1949 masterpiece Kind Hearts And Coronets, really should be left to rest in eternal ...

The Film is Fabulous! team has published the first in a series of new articles, written exclusively for them. TV Historian Oliver Crocker has interviewed archive legend Sue Malden, and the result is a ...