Britain

George Henry Tatham Paton was 22 when he was killed in the first world war. A century later, his relatives travelled to Scotland to celebrate his life

Lending out your dog, says Edward McBride, The Economist’s Asia editor, brings relief to you, your pooch and your furniture

Lending out your dog, says Edward McBride, The Economist’s Asia editor, brings relief to you, your pooch and your furniture

A project is helping to remind Britons that multi-racial, multi-faith armies fought to preserve their freedoms

There’s been a resurgence in paid domestic work in Britain. But, as Moni Mohsin explains, talking about it is a thorny issue

It's time to get away from our encrusted prejudices about Prince Charles, time to consider what sort of king he is shaping up to be. J.M. Ledgard takes a fresh look