He wears the mask both as a form of protest and to protect his identity ... the idea and symbolism of Guy Fawkes Day has evolved over 400 years, enduring because of its extraordinary ability ...

Today, many people in Britain celebrate Fawkes’ failure to overthrow the government on “Guy Fawkes Day” with fireworks ... inspiration for the stylized masks of hacktivist group Anonymous ...

Guy Fawkes Night remains well observed in pockets of Britain. In Ottery St Mary, Devon, locals carry flaming barrels of tar ...

It featured protest symbols including umbrellas and a Guy Fawkes mask. The company behind the cake told the BBC it believed it was pulled after complaints from Chinese competitors. But the ...

The fifth of November is a day when we remember one of the most notorious acts ... Obviously, it's a guard to protect one's privacy as well, which is why you see so many Guy Fawkes masks at protests.

While the motives of those protesting varies internationally, many have chosen to unite by wearing the iconic ‘Guy Fawkes’ mask originating from Alan Moore’s graphic novel ‘V for Vendetta’.

V for Vendetta, the Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night set on November 5th, is available to stream now and here are 9 dynamite facts about the cult classic.