Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his wife Clementine leave their daughter Mary's flat in Westminster, London, after a family lunch to celebrate Clementine's 78th birthday, 1st...

Churchill before the Big Three Conference, July 1945. British prime minister Winston Churchill and his wife Clem pose barefoot for a photographer. The meeting of the 'Big Three' , on 17 July 1945 was...

On the evening of May 8, 1945, Winston Churchill could have been forgiven a little merry-making.

Former British prime minister Winston Churchill attends the christening ceremony of his seventh grandchild, Arabella Churchill, at St Peter's, Eaton Square. He is accompanied by his wife Clementine...

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British politician and ex Prime Minister, Winston Churchill pictured with his wife Clementine Churchill at home in London on 11th April 1960.

H 14200. The Prime Minister Winston Churchill shakes hands with a sergeant pilot of 615 Fighter Squadron during a visit to RAF Manston Kent UK on 25 September 1941

The story adds to the intrigue surrounding the Oscar-nominated film The King's Speech, which features Colin Firth’s portrayal of the monarch battling his impediment.

Today, when there are so many American women adorning high places and filling more or less leading roles in British society, it is difficult to realize that

H 4367. The Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his wife Clementine sit on board a naval auxiliary patrol vessel as it travels down the Thames towards docks in east London on 25 September 1940

Clementine and Lady Randolph Churchill, wife and mother of Winston.

The images capture Sir Winston Churchill as a boy aged just six, as a young man while training for the armed services at Sandhurst, and touring the beaches of Normandy after the Allied invasion.

Between the years 1870 and 1914, hundreds of American heiresses flooded the shores of Britain and Continental Europe. To this day, their influence (and lineage) can be traced through many noble Eur…

A group of 60 distinguished Canadians was saluted in Ottawa on Monday as Queen Elizabeth II celebrated 60 years on the throne.

Chartwell in Kent, Sir Winston Churchill's former home, has a thriving butterfly house that is a haven for British 'flying fairies'. We take a look at the house, its winged inhabitants and the plants they thrive on.

Brian Cox and Miranda Richardson star in this British biographical drama directed by Jonathan Teplitzky. Set in 1944, as tensions mount in the days leading up to D-Day, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Cox) faces some big decisions as the Allied powers prepare to launch an attack on the advancing Nazi forces. With US General Dwight D. Eisenhower (John Slattery) and Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery (Julian Wadham) becoming increasingly frustrated with the prime minister's apparent reluctance to send his remaining forces across the Channel to counterattack the Germans, Churchill is forced to turn to his most trusted confidant, his wife Clementine (Richardson), as he contemplates authorising the attack which could shape the future of the war. The cast also includes James Purefoy, Jonathan Aris and Ella Purnell.

H 16020. The Prime Minister Winston Churchill purchases a British Red Cross 'Aid to Russia' flag from his wife Clementine on 9 December 1941.

Sir Winston Churchill died 50 years ago, on 24 January 1965.

H 32947. The Prime Minister Winston Churchill his wife Clementine and daughter Mary on board the battleship HMS RENOWN during their return voyage to the United Kingdom from the USA and Canada in September 1943