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Following the footsteps of a WW2 prisoner of war

Episode 2482

Captured in Libya, imprisoned in Italy, and twice an escapee: historian Malcolm Gaskill's great-uncle Ralph's experiences of the Second World War wer…

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Magna Carta: why didn't King John keep his word?
Magna Carta: why didn't King John keep his word?

Episode 2481

As King John was poised to press his seal into the wax of a document whose impact would reverberate for centuries, did he understand the ramification…

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How to be a Victorian

Episode 2480

The Victorian period was a time of great economic, cultural and technological change. But what was it like to actually live through it? Speaking to I…

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"The streets will run with blood!": the uprising that shook Victorian Britain

Episode 2479

In 1838, a 6ft Cornishman going by the name of Sir William Courtenay led an insurrection in rural Kent. Courtenay claimed he was Jesus Christ – and a…

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Pocahontas: life of the week

Episode 2478

Pocahontas's life is shrouded in myth – but how much of that lore is true? Speaking to Emily Briffett, historian Camilla Townsend brings us face to f…

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The ruthless revolution that made Britain great

Episode 2477

The spinning jenny and steam power may be the textbook markers of the Industrial Revolution – but Edmond Smith argues the story starts earlier, and r…

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The Magna Carta myth
The Magna Carta myth

Episode 2476

Magna Carta may be associated today with power, liberty and freedom – but those weren’t quite the concerns back in 1215. So what did the barons reall…

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Terrible puns and filthy limericks: the Victorian sense of humour

Episode 2475

Queen Victoria was – so legend has it – famously 'not amused'. But, as Dr Bob Nicholson reveals in this episode of the HistoryExtra podcast, the long…

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What your hands say about you – according to history

Episode 2474

What do your hands reveal about you? Historian Alison Bashford joins Elinor Evans to explore the extraordinary history of how people have interpreted…

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Thomas More: life of the week

Episode 2473

Thomas More is best remembered as a martyr and a saint, but the circumstances of his death were just one facet of his controversial life. Historian a…

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