The forgotten story of World War II: the Bengal famine in British India, where at least three million people died, told for the first time by the eyewitnesses to it. "Three million is great radio ...

It was happening not in India or China but in what was supposed ... faith in the laws of the market to shape the British response to the famine. In its first full year, 1846, Robert Peel’s ...

This column normally resists the fashion of trashing the British empire. It contained many horrors, but its greatness was ...

Awards celebrated outstanding achievements in television, streaming, and audio, with Mr Bates vs The Post Office, Gavin ...

uncovering the story of the Bengal famine in British India during the Second World War, took home best radio programme. Kill List, a podcast which uncovered the truth of a secret kill list on the ...

Why Gen Z? After all, this generation has been described as skeptical of institutions, discipled by phones and social media, and characterized by depression and anxiety. On the surface, they seem an ...

World wide, whether in Ireland, India, Africa, Asia the Americas or the Palestinian state– people, eventually, will reject their oppressors. The Choctaw, unlike the British government ...

Oregon — included at the Zinn Education Project website — students investigate who or what was responsible for the famine. The British landlords, who demanded rent from the starving poor and ...

During the 1880s, Bengaluru experienced a severe famine. In response, Colonel Richard Hiram Sankey, a British Army officer, constructed the Sankey Reservoir around an ancient water body known as ...