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Hiroshima's atomic plague

Episode 114

In the wake of the nuclear attacks on Japan, the official Allied line was that radiation sickness was not a danger. Yet, as this Long Read written by…

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The sinister secrets of Samuel Pepys

Episode 113

His diaries are revered for their kaleidoscopic evocation of Restoration England. Yet a fresh analysis of Pepys’ world-famous journals – carried out …

11 months, 3 weeks ago

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Horses: medieval war machines

Episode 112

From William the Conqueror’s battle-winning cavalry to Richard III’s fatal final charge, this Long Read written by Oliver H Creighton and Robert Lidd…

1 year ago

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Victorian boxing sensations

Episode 111

From unholy fights in the most sacred of spaces to downing glasses of sherry for breakfast, this Long Read written by Sarah Elizabeth Cox introduces …

1 year ago

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Mary of Modena: a queen in the eye of a storm

Episode 110

She was an Italian Catholic in a ferociously anti-papist English court. An aspiring nun in a hotbed of hedonism. In this Long Read written by histori…

1 year ago

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Art deco: designs for life

Episode 109

In the interwar era, artists and designers embraced a sleek modern style that embodied the optimism and elegance of the age. On the centenary of the …

1 year ago

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Elizabeth I's forbidden love

Episode 108

In 1579, Queen Elizabeth I embarked on a romance with a French duke she affectionately dubbed her “frog”. The pair seemed destined for marriage. Yet,…

1 year ago

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Swings and roundabouts: a history of British playgrounds

Episode 107

We all have childhood memories of playgrounds. But what can the evolution of outdoor play in Britain tell us about the experience of being young over…

1 year, 1 month ago

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Julius Caesar's funeral drama

Episode 106

The assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC drove tensions sky-high in ancient Rome. As this Long Read written by historian Jessica Clarke reveals, p…

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Live Aid at 40

Episode 105

When Bob Geldof exhorted audiences to fill Wembley Stadium and empty their pockets for famine relief in Ethiopia, he changed the face of charity fund…

1 year, 1 month ago

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