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Suffragette honoured 100 yrs on
Suffragette Emily Davison is to be honoured on the 100th anniversary of her death after being hit by King George V's horse at the Epsom Derby.
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Emily Davison 'made a stand' for world change
Penni Blythe-Jones, from the Emily Inspires campaign, says Emily Davison "made a stand" for a change in the world and she paid the ultimate price.
Archive images will celebrate life of suffragette
Anna Towlson is an archivist and the London School of Economics. To mark the centenary of the death of Emily Davison, LSE is celebrating her suffragette life with an exhibition of images from The Women's Library @ LSE collection.
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Suffragette Emily Davison honoured 100 years on
Today marks the 100th anniversary of Suffragette Emily Wilding Davison , who died four days after being struck by King George V's horse at the Epsom Derby.
To mark the anniversary, Ms Davison's former university, the now Royal Holloway, is holding a series of events to mark the milestone.
The campaigner began studying French, German and English literature at the then women-only college in 1892.
What a difference a century makes
100 years ago, Emily Davison died an outcast; branded as a mad woman and a terrorist. Today she is a heroine; championed and revered.
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What a difference a century makes
100 years ago, Emily Davison died an outcast; branded as a mad woman and a terrorist. Today she is a heroine; championed and revered.