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27:49

Escaping the Berlin Wall

13 August 2021

There were many attempts to escape over and under the Berlin Wall but Tunnel 29 was highly unusual for tunnelling into East Berlin rather than out to...

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26:42

US Withdrawal from Afghanistan with Rory Stewart

13 August 2021

The current withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan raises a lot of questions about the conflict. Why are they withdrawing now? Was there a better...

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45:51

Alessandro de' Medici, Black Prince of Florence

12 August 2021

In the cut-throat world of Renaissance Florence, Alessandro - the illegitimate son of a Duke and a mixed-race servant - attempts to reassert the...

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53:51

Gallipoli: What Led to Britain's WW1 Disaster?

12 August 2021

What does the price of wheat and global food supplies have to do with one of the greatest disasters in the history of warfare? Why was the decision...

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39:38

Pompeii’s Indian Statuette

12 August 2021

Among Pompeii’s great wealth of surviving artefacts is one with a rich globe trotting history that only goes to emphasise the interconnected nature...

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25:03

England's Great Viking Battle

11 August 2021

On 11 August 991 one of the most important anglo-Viking battles took place near Maldon in Essex. This clash was immortalised in one of the finest...

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37:13

The Korean War

11 August 2021

Sandwiched between the Second World War and the conflict in Vietnam, the Korean War has often been termed 'The Forgotten War' in the United States....

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42:01

Royal Mistresses

10 August 2021

The role of the royal mistress may, on the face of it, seem a simple position but in reality, there was a lot more to being a royal mistress than it...

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1:05:57

10 Key Roman Emperors

10 August 2021

Love them or loathe them, the Roman emperors were some of the most influential figures in history. In this episode Barry Strauss, Professor of...

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25:47

The Walls That Made Wales

10 August 2021

For thousands of years, the building of walls has played an essential role in shaping the world as we know it; from being used to monitor populations...

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48:47

Henry VIII: Defender of the Faith

9 August 2021

Five hundred years ago in 1521, the title 'Defender of the Faith' was bestowed by Pope Leo X upon King Henry VIII for his defence of the Catholic...

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23:39

The Bombing of Nagasaki

9 August 2021

The second atomic strike on the city of Nagasaki is less well known than the one a few days earlier on Hiroshima, but was it more influential in...

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