Like her grandfather George III, Victoria ruled as a constitutional monarch—a queen who, though possessing powers of her own, shared the burden of governance with Parliament and its ministers.

The statue at the Queen Victoria Building was seen with bursts of red paint over its plinth on Tuesday morning, the fifth day ...

Queen Victoria restored the reputation of a monarchy ... She became the richest woman in the world after Parliament granted her an annuity of £385,000. A crowd of 400,000 gathered on the streets ...

From white wedding dresses to Christmas trees, Victoria’s personal choices became global trends—long before the age of social ...

Through her writing and by personally petitioning Queen Victoria, Caroline pleaded her case. “An English wife may not leave her husband’s house,” she wrote to parliament in 1855.

One of the recurring problems that had weakened mid-Victorian governments had been the disputes in Parliament over ... "How am Queen Victoria? How am 'postle Paul?" When it came to religious ...

On the same day in May 1856 that Queen Victoria held a review in Hyde Park ... A few weeks later, exasperated by timidity in Whitehall and in Parliament, she felt compelled to "repeat" that ...

In her maiden speech, the newly elected greens MP and first Aboriginal woman in Victoria’s parliament stressed that as an Aboriginal child who grew up in public housing she was led to believe ...

The British Columbia Parliament Buildings are hard to miss. These neo-baroque structures with their impressive blue dome face off against Victoria's famed Fairmont Empress Hotel and make an ...

Discover the story of Boudicca and why there is a statue of her outside Parliament in ... I who proved that a queen could be as strong as a king. Who was Queen Victoria? Discover the story of ...