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Royal Siblings, Scandals and Crises
Royal Siblings, Scandals and Crises

Episode 1760

The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew (who denies any wrongdoing and is innocent until proven guilty), has encouraged news…

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The Peasants' Revolt
The Peasants' Revolt

Episode 1759

In 1381, after plague, famine and war had pushed England to the brink, a final blow sparked an extraordinary uprising. This episode explores the Peas…

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The First Vikings in Iceland
The First Vikings in Iceland

Episode 1758

From icy seas to fire-lit longhouses, Dan heads to Iceland to trace the birth of one of the world’s most unique medieval cultures — at the very edge …

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The Sex Life of Charles II
The Sex Life of Charles II

Episode 1756

He had at least 14 known mistresses and a hoard of illegitimate children; Charles II's private life was as politically charged as it was scandalous. …

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The Great Famine
The Great Famine

Episode 1755

In the late 19th century, Ireland suffered a potato blight that became a mass catastrophe. Today, we explore the conditions that left millions vulner…

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How Did Three Samurai Warlords Unite Japan?
How Did Three Samurai Warlords Unite Japan?

Episode 1754

Today, we dive into the chaotic final act of Japan’s Warring States period, and hear about the three warlords who brought it to an end. Oda Nobunaga,…

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Whaling
Whaling

Episode 1753

The history of whaling is complicated. At its height in the 18th and 19th centuries, whaling was a global enterprise built on perilous voyages, long …

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Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc

Episode 1751

Teenage peasant, visionary commander, convicted heretic, national saint - Joan of Arc's life reads like a legend. Today, Dan digs past that legend to…

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The Dambusters Raid Explained
The Dambusters Raid Explained

Episode 1750

In May 1943, the RAF launched one of the Second World War’s most audacious missions: the Dambusters Raid. Today, we follow the raid as it unfolded, h…

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The Battle of Bosworth
The Battle of Bosworth

Episode 1749

In August 1485, the would-be king Henry Tudor went head-to-head with King Richard III - the final, decisive battle of the Wars of the Roses. Only one…

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