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While Montaigne: A Life by Philippe Desan review Montaigne might include debatable interpretations of his Essays, it is an essential study of the writer's life.

A compelling narrative on the machinations of a Borgia pope and his offspring, with the added spice of Machiavelli’s cool observations.

As Holocaust survivors die, new approaches are required to tell their history, as shown in this unsentimental, emphatic account of the inhabitants of a Berlin street.

The lives of six Victorian radicals shed light on the struggle to establish feminism, social reform and the Labour movement.

From a priory hospital in the fields, to the Huguenots, Jack the Ripper and the Kray twins, Spitalfields has always been considered a place apart

Britain’s entry into the Second World War ushered in a wave of anti-German sentiment, creating strange bedfellows across the political spectrum.

All the winners from this year's awards ceremony. 

The coverage of a disaster in Chile revealed religious divisions among the world’s press.

A 17th-century map by the founder of lunar topography, Johannes Hevelius.