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10/02/2015

How did the devastation of Dresden 70 years ago create changing and contested histories?

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17/02/2015

Archaeologists and planners do battle over an Iron Age stronghold.

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18th-Century Flying Men

Helen Castor with the programme in which history and historians meet.

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03/03/2015

How politics was played out through drama at the court of Elizabeth.

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10/03/2015

A great knight, the man behind Magna Carta.

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17/03/2015

Pirates, wolves and Manchester, the city that shaped world politics.

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24/03/2015

Why was Robert Bruce writing letters to Edward II? Plus Europe's first Enigma machine.

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07/07/2015

Tom Holland and guests discuss Emperor Carausius, Henry II and Historians for Britain.

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14/07/2015

Helen Castor and guests discuss new research on the French Resistance.

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21/07/2015

Andrea Wulf and Paul Warde discuss Humboldt, John Muir and the history of sustainability.

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28/07/2015

Helen Castor and guests discuss the impact spending cuts have on archaeology.

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04/08/2015

Tom Holland and guests discuss Aethelwold, Edmund and Catholic martyrs.

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11/08/2015

Helen Castor and guests discuss medieval theatre and Cromwell's navy.

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18/08/2015

Tom Holland and guests discuss 1920s shanty towns, radical Warrington and Roman beards.

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25/08/2015

Helen Castor chairs a Historians' Question Time from the Chalke Valley History Festival.

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Tom Holland shares the stories that light up our past

Mary Beard's big date, Dad's Army debunked, Black Birmingham on film and library revival.

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16/02/2016

A date with Dan Snow, mummies in Wiltshire, and why the Cold War is hotting up.

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Tom Holland and guests discuss the stories that are Making History

The rise and fall of Syria's largest city, Aleppo, and how the Wild West was tamed.

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01/03/2016

The latest historical and archaeological research.

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08/03/2016

How sex trafficking and moral panic led to the start of the Women's Police Service in 1914

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Helen Castor and guests discuss the stories that are Making History

Was English spoken centuries earlier than people thought? Plus a look at Victorian jokes.

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22/03/2016

Terraced houses, the fame of the Flying Scotsman, and why Easter is a moveable feast.

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29/03/2016

Nazi memorials, the real Darby and Joan, and the story of the Bolsheviks in Dublin 1916.

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02/08/2016

Helen Castor and guests with a new series of the topical history programme.

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09/08/2016

Tom Holland and guests with the history that matters to us today.

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16/08/2016

Helen Castor discusses Brighton's latest seaside attraction and its links to the past.

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Jazz in the Trenches, Woad, Notting Hill Carnival

Tom Holland considers jazz in the trenches and the women behind the Notting Hill Carnival.

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30/08/2016

Helen Castor considers if Wren could have helped destroy St Paul's Cathedral.

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06/09/2016

Tom Holland discusses divorce and betrayal in 1st-century Yorkshire.

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13/09/2016

Tom Holland discusses revolution, fire and a secret war.

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