Photographs of the landscapes of World War One battlefields as they are today ... sponsored by The Royal British Legion, features 60 pictures. The scarred landscape of the Newfoundland Memorial ...

The World War I-era USS F-1 submarine wreck, lost in 1917, was explored by researchers using advanced technology, capturing ...

Image source, PA A memorial archway in Folkestone, unveiled by Prince Harry, marks the role the Kent port town played in World War One. It became known as the gateway to the trenches as the ...

This week marks 100 years since the outbreak of World War 1 - more than long enough to forget the men who fought and gave their lives walked the very same streets, halls and beaches that we walk ...

Article continues below But it was also a year marking the end of the Old World, before a bygone era was swept away by the horror of the Great War, which left 35million dead or wounded.

Glasgow was one of the most historically important cities during WW1 - found out how Glaswegians contributed to the Great War effort below The outbreak of World ... Many of the pictures below ...

Here is a selection of pictures from the book ... Image source, other Sir Douglas Haig, a British commander during World War One, introducing Sir Pertab Singh, a flamboyant Indian prince, to ...

The battle began on 1 July 1916 and ended in a muddy quagmire ... soldiers who were killed in the last days and hours of the war four years later. The site was created when the German army exhumed ...