According to The Daily Mail, newly released top-secret FBI records pertaining to the Profumo affair have revealed that late Prince Philip maintained personal relationships with Christine Keeler ...

Sir Anthony Blunt, the surveyor of the Queen's pictures and distinguished art historian, finally confessed he had been a ...

The recent BBC drama about the events surrounding Christine Keeler has drawn new attention to the continuing official secrecy regarding the Profumo affair of the early 1960s, which gripped the ...

There has got to be something special about a news story to push it onto a front page. Sometimes it’s grief. Or scandal. At other times it’s a significant event. Or a terrible crime.

Experts have expressed concerns that thousands of official documents about the late Queen and Prince Philip due to be made ...

Gisela Winegard and John Profumo met in Oxford in the 1930s, before she started working for German intelligence Tory minister John Profumo - who resigned over a notorious 1960s sex scandal - had a ...

The Profumo affair, involving teenaged Christine Keeler and U.K. Secretary of State for War John Profumo, is among the most notorious political scandals of the 20th century in Britain. Keeler's ...

Politicians seem to have been the worst culprits over the years. Probably the most famous political sex scandal was the Profumo affair. The Secretary of State for War John Profumo resigned from ...

The latest BBC drama The Trial Of Christine Keeler will take us “behind the headlines” of the 1963 Profumo affair, one of Britain’s most infamous news stories. The BBC is turning to a ...

One story had parallels with the Profumo affair – a sex scandal within the Portuguese government. In the course of his investigations, O’Brien met the future president Mario Soares late ...

Andrew LLoyd Webber presents Sex Lies and a Very British Scapegoat In this exclusive documentaryFilm Andrew tells the story of Stephen Ward the man at the centre of the Profumo Affair pinpointing ...

A tame media and a few toothless judges that could produce a whitewash report worked just as well. For nearly six months in 1963 the Profumo affair was headline news. Harold Macmillan and his Cabinet ...