First World War

President also allegedly asked aides to exclude amputee veterans from military parade

The root of the devastating conflict is still being debated

Your guide to what’s worth seeing and reading this weekend

Letters reveal how the guns fell silent across the Western Front during the short-lived peace of 1914

First World War poetry described the terror of the trenches and the futility of war

The Queen marks Remembrance Sunday in central London

There are several to choose from

Conservationists say filming upcoming war drama 1917 nearby could harm archaeological features

A selection of events going on around the country as the UK prepares to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War One

Beyond the Deepening Shadow installation fills the moat with field of flames

Lord of the Rings director restored ‘hundreds of hours’ of original footage for upcoming documentary

New series about descendants of the Russian royal family comes to Amazon Prime

Theresa May is in France to mark 100th anniversary of one of the most pivotal events of First World War

Discrimination and persecution has led to gay soldiers of the Great War being seen as tragic figures, but this was not always the case

Experts will attempt to identify the soldiers, some as young as 15, in order to bury them ‘with full military honours’

From sweeping and heroic to disturbing and claustrophobic, the war movie continues to ignite the imaginations of audiences worldwide

Harry and Meghan lay wreath at Hyde Park in dawn service to commemorate fallen soldiers

Wreck of HMAS AE1 discovered off Papua New Guinea

Then-and-now images put snapshots of the Great War in a 21st century setting

The meaning behind the traditions used to commemorate those who died for their country

Commemorations are taking place in Thiepval to mark centenary of infamous World War One battle

Investigation into tributes at England vs Scotland game is set to be widened, but a fine is likely

England players will wear poppies against Scotland next week, but they were told not to visit WWI memorial in the summer

Plans to visit WWI memorial at Thiepval 'scuppered' as three-hour round-trip could affect players' performance

Mythology of match on no-man's land should not eclipse the sacrifices of other sports

Remembering the First World War on the home front 100 years on

Drama of a young man's refusal to join a British deserter's firing squad makes memorable TV

The Jews should have been offered a homeland in Franconia, with Jerusalem a place of pilgrimage

There is a whiff of ‘war porn’ about the footage of wretched men staggering towards machine-guns

Britain's newspapers reflect on World War One and the legacy of one of the bloodiest wars in history

'Fascinating and frequently heartbreaking' exhibits make up for more 'adult' transformation

Families will now find it easier to find details of relatives who died in the two world wars

World War One rumpus rumbles on as Sir Tony Robinson accuses Gove of ‘slagging off teachers’