When Jim Driscoll died 100 years ago, crowds of 100,000 people came on to the streets to pay respects to a 'Peerless' boxer.

He had promised to perform at a show in Cardiff to raise money for the Nazareth House orphanage. Turning down his chance to win a world title, he declared: "I never break a promise." Driscoll ...

When Jim Driscoll died 100 years ago, 100,000 people came on to the streets to pay respects to a 'Peerless' boxer.

He'd promised to perform at a show in Cardiff to raise money for Nazareth House orphanage. He refused his chance to win a world title, 'I never break a promise' he declared. Driscoll returned to ...

Survivors of abuse in Scotland’s care system are due more than £150 million in compensation through the government-backed Redress Scotland scheme, which provides payments of up to £100,000 for those ...

One of the Sundance Film Festival’s greatest impacts has been as a prominent venue in the Western world to shine the light of ...

The decision could change should complaints ramp up and people who keep chickens and ducks not tend to them properly, borough ...

Wide receiver Jahan Dotson is the first Nazareth player to ever compete in a Super Bowl and those who know the former Blue Eagles and Penn State standout are as thrilled for him as the Whitehall ...

Globally and daily, children are confronted with various forms of abuse, which governments and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have tried to address, albeit unsuccessfully. One of such ...