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How the Romans Treated Eye Infections

9 May 2021

Traditionally believed to be ‘windows to the soul’, the health of eyes in the Roman Empire could be compromised by lamentable hygiene practices,...

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30:23

Life at Bletchley Park with Betty Webb

8 May 2021

Betty Webb was heavily involved with the work going on at Bletchley Park. While she was not part of the code-breaking team, her work was invaluable...

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23:55

The Sinking of the Lusitania

7 May 2021

On 7 May 1915, the ocean liner RMS Lusitania was sunk by a German U-boat off the coast of Ireland with more than half the passengers and crew being...

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17:57

WW2: Hitler's Operation Basalt

7 May 2021

In 1942 the British launched a 12 man raid and reconnaissance mission to the Channel Island of Sark. On the night of the 3 October, a cast of...

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39:46

Roman Prisoners of War

6 May 2021

We know all about the battles of the Roman Empire: the opposing sides, their weapons and incentives. But if history is written by the winners, what...

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51:09

The Aztecs

6 May 2021

What we know about the Aztecs of Mexico often comes from the accounts of their Spanish conquerors. But the Aztec culture was far more sophisticated...

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45:30

How Corinth Became Christian

6 May 2021

Occupied since around 3000 BC, the Ancient city of Corinth is not unique in its transition from a Pagan, Greco-Roman state to a Christian one. What...

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25:10

A Scandalous Duchess

5 May 2021

Elizabeth Chudleigh, Duchess of Kingston was a duchess who attracted scandal, a duchess who divided opinion, a duchess who refused to give up agency...

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32:30

Napoleon's Death

5 May 2021

Six years of exile on a remote island blighted with unpleasant weather conditions, in lodgings far inferior to those enjoyed whilst leader of France,...

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28:28

Pre-historic Britain in Seven Burials with Alice Roberts

4 May 2021

How much can a burial really tell us about our ancient past? Professor Alice Roberts is today's guest and, as her new book Ancestors demonstrates,...

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30:27

The Apollo Program with Kevin Fong

3 May 2021

Getting to the moon was no easy feat, no matter how confident Kennedy may have sounded in his famous 1961 speech. NASA built a team from the ground...

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40:16

The Queer Shakespeare: John Lyly

3 May 2021

John Lyly's name may not be so familiar. He was a playwright and poet writing at the same time as Shakespeare and, in his day, was more famous than...

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