During World War II, when other police departments across the country were struggling to provide ammunition for their officers’ weapons, t Police Department found a magic bullet. Thanks to a bit of ...

How Guy Fawkes, Figurehead of the Gunpowder Plot, Avoided the Full Horrors of Execution by Hanging, Drawing and Quartering The Catholic conspirator jumped or fell from the gallows on this day in ...

Now, even though there is a great mass of 17th century documentation about the Gunpowder plot, it is still quite hard for me to grasp what pushed Guy over the edge? What turns him ...

The Northamptonshire Gunpowder Plot Story, which was produced by the Northampton Film Festival, will be shown at the Racecourse in Northampton on Bonfire Night.

Sky History Orders ‘Gunpowder Siege’ With ‘Game Of Thrones’ Actor Chuku Modu; Period Drama Marks A Move Into Scripted For ‘Whitney’ Producer Lightbox ...

The Gunpowder Plot Experience was like entering a time machine set to 1605 and getting a chance to better understand the motivations and concerns of the people in England. From the moment I ...

The Gun Powder Plot is the fifth and final Adventure game of the series. This is the first to feature Rory Williams. It is said to be longer and much more complex compare to the previous four ...

News Weird News Guy Fawkes Chilling true story behind Gunpowder plot - and Guy Fawkes wasn't the man to blame Although the night is named after him, Guy Fawkes wasn't actually the man who set up ...

Everyone knows the tale of the Gunpowder Plot, a foiled attempt to assassinate King James I by a ring of English Catholics. Years of religious tensions preceded the plot.

A new Channel 5 series The Gunpowder Plot: Countdown to Treason will delve deep into the real historical event orchestrated by Yorkshire-born Guy Fawkes.

Father Edward Oldcorne’s crucifix is the only known item to survive of the thousands of objects seized during raids on Catholic houses following the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605.

The only item that survived the terrifying and barbarous raids on Catholic houses in the wake of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605 is now on display in York ahead of the date in November when it took place.