Major Randolph Frederick Edward Spencer Churchill was a British journalist, writer and politician.
Randolph Churchill, c. 1941
From left to right, General Sir Alan Brooke, Major Randolph Churchill, Lieutenant-General Sir Oliver Leese, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and General Sir Bernard Montgomery, having an alfresco lunch during Prime Minister Churchill's visit to Tripoli, February 1943. Standing behind Montgomery is Leese's aide-de-camp, Ion Calvocoressi.
Randolph Churchill (right) with Vera Weizmann and Levi Eshkol at the dedication of the Churchill Auditorium at the Technion in Haifa, Israel.
Randolph with father (seated) and son Winston, in the ceremonial robes of the Order of the Garter for the Queen's Coronation.
Arabella Spencer-Churchill was an English charity founder, festival co-founder and fundraiser. Rarely giving interviews, she was a focus of press attention as the granddaughter of former wartime Briti
Randolph Churchill
…with her young stepson. Diana Cooper guessed at once after their honeymoon that Randolph and June were unsuited to one another. They had a daughter, Arabella (1949–2007). The marriage soon deteriorated; his sister Mary later wrote that "He does not seem to have possessed the aptitudes for marriage". Randolph…
Arabella Churchill in a blindfold game during a Queens Silver Jubilee street party in Bristol Gardens, London, the squatted street in which she ran a kitchen called the "Nutshell", 7 June 1977.
A bridge, dedicated to Arabella Churchill, over the Whitelake River on the site of the Glastonbury Festival
Dedication plaque on "Bella's Bridge"