Sailors from HMS Dragon will parade through the streets of Wrexham on Friday, June 13 as they celebrate the Freedom of the City for the first time.

In a Commons debate, Wrexham's Labour MP Ian Lucas said Wales' Red Dragon should be added ... "I believe that the Union Flag should change now to reflect the four nations of the United Kingdom - ...

According to the tale, villagers routinely fed sheep to a dragon which lorded over ... along with Scotland and Northern Ireland’s flags. The St George’s Flag is a simple design consisting ...

A day celebrating dragon slaying and tales of knighthood ... He raised St George’s flag over Caerlaverock Castle in Scotland in 1300, among other things. In 1348, King Edward III gave St ...

Another shapeshifting aquatic creature from Scotland is the selkie ... unable to transform back into a seal. The red dragon leapt onto the Welsh flag in 1485 thanks to King Henry VII of England ...

A huge Scottish flag can be seen in Cologne at the Scotland ... Full-Throttle Acceleration & Insane Supercar Sound SpaceX Dragon seen soaring through sky ...

With its distinctive white and green livery and shamrock logo, Irish flag carrier ... in countries such as Scotland, the onset of the Second World War also saw it flown by military operators. Its main ...

According to the saint’s popular story, he slayed a dragon ... and Scotland in 1707 St George’s Day celebrations diminished. Today, in the UK and other regions that observe the feast, flags ...

How can this possibly be when the Cross of St George has been vandalised, desecrated, woke-efied and – apparently – could not look in a more sorry state than if a dragon had nonchalantly ...

A county music venue in Scotland voted this week to end its controversial display of the Confederate flag. The Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow previously would end evenings of live music with “a ...

The flag, and efforts to ban it, had caused a rift among members of the Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow. By Claire Moses Reporting from London A country and western music venue in Scotland, nearly 4,000 ...