Queen walks in footsteps of Charles Dickens on visit to his former home - Camilla visited the writer’s only remaining London ...

The 77-year-old spoke of the 'thrill' of revisiting Charles Dickens' London home today, revealing her favourite book was A Tale of Two Cities as she met three of his direct descendants.

However, following a move to London in 1822, his luck was about to change. Dickens’s father was notoriously bad at managing his finances, leading the family into debt. Eventually, when Charles ...

Charles John Huffham Dickens born February 7, Portsmouth, England, oldest son of John Dickens, a Navy Pay Office clerk, and Elizabeth Barrow Dickens. Dickens's father is transferred frequently, moving ...

another theatre was criticised for issuing a 'woke' trigger warning on an adaptation of another Charles Dickens novel, Nicholas Nickleby. Bromley Little Theatre in south-east London warned ...

Dickens of London is a 1976 television miniseries from Yorkshire Television based on the life of English novelist Charles Dickens. Both Dickens and his father John were played by British actor Roy ...

There is so much more to Oliver Twist than “Please, sir, I want some more”, as this Talisman Youth Theatre’s production demonstrated. A large cast [I counted 28 at the final curtain], a number of whom ...

Prepare yourself for plum puddings, snowy Christmases, and bitterly cold London scenes aplenty in these gorgeous Charles Dickens film and TV adaptations. It’s unsurprising, then, that the author ...

The Queen took a shine to a diamond ring worn by Charles ... London, leaving as his family grew and his career flourished in 1839 after two years. Camilla toured the museum seeing his Dickens ...

The Queen heard the tale when she visited the Charles Dickens Museum, established in the writer’s only remaining London home, to celebrate its 100th anniversary and hear its patrons, actors ...

Queen Camilla signs the guest book during her visit to Charles Dickens House Museum in London to celebrate 100 years since the house was opened to the public (Jaimi Joy/PA) The Queen took a shine ...