Residents of Trellick Tower, a 1972 public housing block, fought to stop a development project they said would undermine the building’s integrity. But they fear the reprieve might be only temporary.

The Tower of London is part castle, part museum and a key character in nearly 1,000 years of English and British history. Here's a full tour.

BEEFEATERS who live at the Tower of London struggle with no home insurance because of “high crime rate” – despite it being a fortress. Those staying at the 1,000 year old castle a… ...

The Tower spans 12 acres of the city, a maze of cobbled streets and imposing stone buildings, with London skyscrapers in the distance, poking out behind the Tower’s medieval buildings.

The Tower of London has arguably been England’s premier fortress for almost a thousand years – but new evidence suggests that despite its impressive fortifications, its staff sometimes felt ...

The Tower of London has been a famous landmark and enduring symbol of royalty for nearly 1,000 years. Built in the 11th century, the imposing structure became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988.

A jovial, bearded man, he’s one of the yeoman warders at the Tower of London. As such he is a member of an ancient and soldierly profession.

Tower of London costs £100 for family of four - though some can get in for £1 The Tower of London is one of the capital's most iconic landmarks and is steeped in fascinating history, although ...

From May, a display of nearly 30,000 poppies from the original installation, on loan from the Imperial War Museums' collection, will return to the Tower of London.

Ravens of the Tower of London. TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images The Tower of London's legend of the ravens says that if the birds leave the Tower, the kingdom will fall. There must be a minimum of ...

London was once on track to have its own bigger, better Eiffel Tower, a gigantic metal creation that would reach to 1,200 feet. But as the creation rose over the city’s suburbs, it all went wrong.

The Tower of London’s World Heritage status is under "real threat" from the City of London Corporation’s draft policies for tall buildings, Historic England has warned.