1997 on the adjoining site of the Institute of Historical research must be one of the best kept secrets on the web. Virtually complete e-versions of the daily and Sunday newspapers plus highlights from the two supplements but few pictures. Registration is required but the site is free. The Times Literary Supplement now includes an archive of past issues older than six months if you subscribe to the print version and there are similar benefits for THES readers. Its obituaries are particularly well-written and useful.
Registration is required but the site is free.
The Daily Mirror on-line features a generous selection of its reports and features and a camera watching the building progress of the Millennium Dome from the vantage of Canary Warf in London's docklands. The site was relaunched in January 1999 as The Guardian Unlimited . To find Hansard choose the 'organisational' index and then select Hansard choosing House of Commons or House of Lords. Surely the most significant British Studies resource to appear on the WWW to date. Frequent live coverage direct from the House of Commons, the UK's lower chamber.