As the stained stones kissed by the English dead. Wilfred Owen wrote ‘Greater Lover’in 1917 whilst recovering at Craiglockhart War Hospital in Edinburgh from shellshock. The poem uses the idea ...

1 WILFRED OWEN! This is a name that has gathered a continual accretion of fire. It glows. It lives clothed in flame. ... On the day when at last the news came that the Second World War was over ...

Wilfred Owen, 88, a globally minded transportation and development expert who was director of the Brookings Institution's transport research program when he retired in 1978 after a 32-year career ...

Wilfred Owen died just a few days before the end of World War One but his poetry ensured he would be remembered. Little is known about the man behind the poems but his younger brother Harold spoke ...

Wilfred Owen was a famous poet who fought during World War One. Find out more in this Bitesize Primary KS2 History guide.

Wilfred Owen was one of them — and he was also one of that small but notable group of British soldier-poets whose artistry and bravery improbably coalesced and came to fruition in the trenches ...

Maggie Love, creative director at Shrewsbury Heritage, one of the partners involved in Wilfred Owen 100, said she thought "the stunning rural county" of Shropshire had a "huge influence" on his life.

Wilfred Owen was a far more controversial character than the heroic figure of popular imagination, writes WWI scholar DR BARRY MATTHEWS.

One of the leading English poets of the World War I whose life was tragically cut short, Wilfred Owen was born on March 18, 1893.

The removal of poems by Philip Larkin and Wilfred Owen from a GCSE poetry anthology has been labelled “cultural vandalism” by the Education Secretary. Nadhim Zahawi hit out on Thursday at the ...

In remembrance of the 100th year anniversary of the First World War, join us for an evening of poetry readings – listening to some of Wilfred Owen’s most memorable pieces of work. Wilfred is widely ...

Wilfred Owen died just a few days before the end of the First World War but his poetry remained. His younger brother Harold spoke to the BBC about him in the 1960s.