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The Pioneers of Egyptology

18 November 2020

Chris Naunton joined me on the podcast to talk about the work of the many people who contributed to our understanding of ancient...

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30:39

The Most Hated Man in British History?

18 November 2020

Sir Douglas Haig was a British commander during the Battle of the Somme, the Battle of Arras, the Battle of Passchendaele, the German Spring...

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19:49

How Deep History Swung the US Election

17 November 2020

Lewis Dartnell joined me on the podcast to talk about a theory that links the outcome of the US election to geology.

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25:03

I’m a Celeb Special: Gwrych Castle

16 November 2020

Gwrych Castle dominates the road into North Wales. A sprawling Victorian ruin on land that belonged to the same family for over 500 years. It is now...

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20:24

Suicide at the Fall of Nazi Germany

16 November 2020

There is almost no end to the dark secrets that emerge from the smashed ruins of 1945 Europe. Dr Florian Huber has spent years researching the...

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31:35

SAS: Band of Brothers

15 November 2020

June 1944: the SAS parachute deep into occupied France, to wreak havoc and bloody mayhem. In a country crawling with the enemy, their mission is...

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48:17

Terror in the Teutoburg Forest

15 November 2020

Its been used for nationalist propaganda across the ages and its just been dramatised for Netflix, but what do we actually know about the Battle...

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22:00

Coventry's Blitz

14 November 2020

David McGrory joined me on the podcast to discuss Coventry’s Blitz. On the night of 14 November 1940, a Luftwaffe air raid devastated the city...

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29:46

The History of Beer with Pete Brown

13 November 2020

Pete Brown used to advertise lager for a living, until he realised that writing books about beer was even more fun, and entailed drinking even...

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19:05

One Family, 600 Years of Farming in England's Lake District

12 November 2020

James Rebanks joined me on the podcast to tell the history of his family farm in the Lake District hills. This was part of an ancient agricultural...

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1:07:30

Agrippa and Augustus: The Golden Age

12 November 2020

The Romans, an ancient conquering civilisation with an empire that spread from Europe across the Balkans to the Middle East and North Africa. For...

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21:23

The Unknown Warrior

11 November 2020

100 years ago today, the Unknown Warrior, a common soldier and an unidentified casualty of war, was buried in Westminster Abbey with all the pomp...

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