Bank of England wants you to decide what goes on the next banknotes - Noteworthy events in history could be depicted on notes ...

Bank of England banknotes have showcased notable historical figures since 1970, when William Shakespeare became the first ...

A British window cleaner claimed he discovered the first portrait of William Shakespeare made in the author’s lifetime — an image which could be worth more than $264 million.

Sir Keir Starmer has removed a portrait of William Shakespeare from No 10 – the latest painting of a great national figure to be taken down under the Prime Minister, The Telegraph understands.

The Bank of England is asking people to choose between six different themes to appear on notes, including nature, innovation, ...

For a window cleaner believes his family could own the only picture of William Shakespeare painted during his lifetime. And, if authenticated, it could be worth up to £200million.

People are being asked what theme they would like to see represented on the next series of banknotes, in a Bank of England consultation launched on Wednesday.Bank of England banknotes have showcased ...

At his death, in 1616, William Shakespeare (c. 1610) left no literary works in his own handwriting. John Taylor / National Portrait Gallery, London / Bridgeman Art Library International ...

A British window cleaner claimed he discovered the first portrait of William Shakespeare made in the author’s lifetime — an image which could be worth more than $264 million. The painting ...