When German bombers unleashed a devastating raid on Coventry on 14 November, 1940, one man made for the roof instead of seeking shelter. The Reverend Graham Clitheroe had been preparing for such a ...

The Duke of Kent will visit the ruins of Coventry Cathedral alongside the president of Germany and his wife to commemorate the Coventry Blitz. Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Elke Budenbender will visit ...

November 14th will mark the 72nd anniversary since Coventry suffered the darkest day in its history. The Luftwaffe flew under the cover of fog and lit up the city in the devastating operation, code ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Holocaust and the Coventry Blitz have been marked at the same time, with a specially choreographed dance involving local ...

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Coventry is a city ever evolving. Going back almost a thousand years it's been at the forefront of important industries - quaint historical artisan professions like watchmaking and ribbon weaving and ...

On 14 November 1940 the German Luftwaffe dropped so many bombs on Coventry that three guarters of the city was destroyed. Such was the devastation, the Germans coined a term to describe it - "to ...

Delving into the historic past of Coventry, this Belgrade production hits home with many locals, as its very human story of the infamous Coventry Blitz is a raw and emotional journey from start to ...

This week marks 85 years since our city was brought to its knees by the Luftwaffe. Under the blanket of darkness, but guided by a full moon, 14 November 1940 saw the most complete destruction of a ...

The ruins of the 14th-century Coventry Cathedral stand as a reminder of the blitz the city suffered in 1941. (Photo by Paul Ellis/AFP via Getty Images) It should all have been so different for ...

The year 1946 could be seen as the beginning of modern-day Coventry. With the echoes of the bombs still ringing in Coventrians’ ears, many people were still living alongside ruins. The 1940 Blitz ...