The world-famous London museum will launch the programme in April, including a new gallery and a programme of youth-focused events.

The London Museum ... a new home for the museum. The £7.5 million Past Time project was the first gallery to be commissioned for the venue, which will eventually contain more than six million items ...

Fixing Our Broken Planet will be the museum's first new permanent gallery in a decade and will look at how we can solve the ...

The Museum of Natural History was founded in 1956, though the university began collecting and storing artifacts and specimens as early as 1837. Then called the Exhibit Museum, it was officially ...

Until 23 February WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY: Older kids and teenagers, especially those who love animals or are handy with a camera, might enjoy Natural History ... coming to the London stage in ...

The creator of TV crime dramas Silent Witness and New Tricks ... He also wrote several novels, a play and numerous military history books.

TV writer Nigel McCrery has been credited with the “success and longevity” of Silent Witness by the show’s star Emilia Fox. Former police officer McCrery created the forensics series Silent ...

TV writer Nigel McCrery has died aged 71, his agent has confirmed. The former police officer, who created the forensics series Silent Witness and the cold case show New Tricks, revealed last year ...

Catherine Parker Situated in Hermann Park and the Museum District, near the Houston Zoo, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Holocaust Museum Houston, the Houston Museum of Natural Science features ...

Book your free Museum entry ticket online in advance. See how artists and scientists view the natural world through more than 100 images from the Museum's collection in the Images of Nature gallery.

Get a free ticket to visit the Museum and skip the queues. South Kensington, London. Download a map ... Together they tell the story of our impact on the natural world and explore the opportunities we ...

Surnames can reveal much about your family history, but they can also be a minefield of misinformation. By Paul Blake. Twenty members of the public describe what spurred them on to discover more ...