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Shakespeare's First Folio

1 June 2023

Four hundred years ago in 1623, the first collected edition of Shakespeare's plays was printed. Known as the First Folio, the book was integral to...

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22:35

Love and Lust in WWII

31 May 2023

Though rarely spoken about, love, lust and sexuality were key to many soldiers' experiences of the Second World War. Veterans might allude to them...

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32:52

Stone Tools: The First Ever Invention

31 May 2023

Stone Tools are technology 1.0. They’re where it all begins. For millions of years, Stone Tools were our primary piece of technology. At some...

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41:39

Murder in the Roman World

30 May 2023

The Ancient Romans are often thought of as ahead of their time. They invented concrete, sophisticated road systems and even underfloor...

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44:51

Origins of Scottish Independence

30 May 2023

For the first time in 18 years, the Declaration of Arbroath - an iconic document in the story of the struggle for Scottish independence in the...

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39:12

The Rise of Celebrity Culture

30 May 2023

Any of us who have happened to see a celebrity in the wild can admit to the strange thrill you get. 

It doesn’t matter if it’s C,...

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41:22

Why Empires Fall

29 May 2023

For centuries, the Roman Empire commanded unparalleled control over the world around it. It expanded its borders through trade and conquest,...

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40:04

Lincoln & God: Scepticism to Spiritualism

29 May 2023

He's the best president that the United States has ever had ... at least according to one 2021 C-span study.

But how did Lincoln's religious...

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36:07

Henry Kissinger

29 May 2023

A prominent American Diplomat, and influential American statesmen, Henry Kissinger is a name known around the world. Serving as National Security...

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42:59

Great Fire of London

29 May 2023

Why do we call the Great Fire of London in 1666 “great”? Was it because of the significant challenge it posed to authorities and residents as...

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41:52

Babylon and the Bible

28 May 2023

When looking at the Hebrew Bible, the city of Babylon plays a prominent role - especially in the Old Testament. A city famed for it's...

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40:39

Colours: from Cave Paint to Nanotube Black

28 May 2023

There's a theory that the invention of paint had something to do with the dawn of humanity. We are on a never-ending quest to create brighter,...

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