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The Fifth Crusade: triumph, disaster and the battle for Egypt

Episode 2597

In 1217, crusaders launched an ambitious campaign to conquer Egypt, believing it held the key to reclaiming Jerusalem and securing the Holy Land. His…

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Is the Odyssey myth or memory?
Is the Odyssey myth or memory?

Episode 2596

The Odyssey is a tale of impossible monsters, angsty gods and the unquiet dead – but does that mean it holds no truth? In this third episode of Histo…

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Renaissance Italy's firearm revolution

Episode 2595

Long before the modern debates over gun control, Renaissance Italy was grappling with many of the same questions. As firearms became smaller and easi…

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How blood banks saved Britain in WW2

Episode 2594

How did the sign of the Red Vampire help British surgeons during the Second World War? Roderick Bailey, author of 'The Life Savers', explains to Davi…

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Pericles: life of the week

Episode 2593

Ancient Athenian statesman Pericles was a remarkable figure, renowned for promoting democracy, championing the arts, and shaping the fate of the Athe…

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Did Churchill save the monarchy?

Episode 2592

Winston Churchill was a passionate defender of Britain’s monarchy – but that didn’t mean he always saw eye to eye with the royals themselves. Jon Bau…

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Gods and monsters: the hidden stories of the Odyssey
Gods and monsters: the hidden stories of the Odyssey

Episode 2591

Twenty years away from home: 10 of them spent fighting a war, and 10 more spent battling monsters, gods and his own worst instincts. In the second ep…

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Preview: Was Elizabeth I one of history’s greatest leaders?
Preview: Was Elizabeth I one of history’s greatest leaders?

From her defeat of the Spanish Armada to her iconic portraiture and status as the ‘Virgin Queen’, Elizabeth I is one of the past’s most famous figure…

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The Bayeux Tapestry's secret code of tyranny and injustice

Episode 2590

The Bayeux Tapestry is coming home to England for an exhibition at the British Museum. In discussion with Dave Musgrove, Gale Owen-Crocker explains h…

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How to survive a day in the 14th century

Episode 2589

What threats might you have faced on a daily basis in England in the 1300s? In this episode, Ian Mortimer guides Charlotte Vosper through a day in th…

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