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In 1916, The Battle of the Somme became the bloodiest day in British history. Since then debate has raged over the only combat footage of the battle. Now a team of investigators uses forensic science to find out the truth. Battle of the Somme: The True Story
Brought to life one of the most extraordinary conflicts in British history. Revealed as both rugged and devious, an ambitious dreamer and a hard-nosed realist, a man drawn to power even as he sees its dark side, Septimus was not born to be an Emperor… Britain’s African Emperor
Tony Robinson gives the past a good kick up the bottom in this entertaining tour through British history. The History Of Britain
Queen Elizabeth The Second. The cornerstone of modern British history. Reigning monarch for over six decades. Her inscrutable commitment to duty has defined her lifetime of service to the throne. But Elizabeth was never meant to be Queen. Queen Elizabeth II: The Unlikely Queen
The British History Podcast discusses the human drama that changed a small island into a towering empire. The podcast is organized chronologically from Britain’s early beginnings to present day. The British History Podcast
Listen in as Jonathan Menges, a roundtable of co-hosts and special guests discuss topics related to the Whitechapel Murders, Jack the Ripper, Victorian British history, and whatever else suits their fancy. This free and loose discussion is sure to interest everyone involved in the 120 year long hunt for 'Jack the Ripper' Rippercast- Your Podcast on the Jack the Ripper murders
Steve marks the passing of Michael Jackson in his own personal way. The last concert of the European leg of Michael Jackson's Bad tour was held at Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool with 125,000 in attendance, the largest attended concert of the entire tour. Steve looks back at this important chapter in British history. "I have always considered Liverpool the home of contemporary pop music", Michael told reporters. "By virtue of it's being the birth place of the incomparable Beatles." Michael Jackson At Aintree
This podcast is now part of The English Programme - a daily unique mix of British history, classic books and current events. This brand new daily 30 minute version of The English Programme is now available as a syndicated radio show and is available on many platforms. This podcast is also available for free by email subscription.

Please visit http://englishradio.blogspot.com/ or send an email to stevesradioshow@hotmail.com for more details. A celebration of the greatest and most popular British legends and myths. We begin this series with a close look at King Arthur, Camelot and the Knights Of The Round Table. King Arthur And The British Legends
The National portrait Gallery has on display over 1000 portraits featuring men and women who have shaped British history from the Middle Ages to the present day. The Gallery audio tour has commentaries on over 300 portraits and also features a number of short tours to help you find your way around this exciting collection. These tours offer a way of finding your route through the Gallery, taking in some of the best-loved paintings in the Collection and featuring some of the works that depict sitters who were celebrated in their own era, and some who are more famous to modern audiences than they were in their lifetimes. This podcast introduces five of the themed tours which are available in full at the National Portrait Gallery. National Portrait Gallery
This podcast is now part of The English Programme - a daily unique mix of British history, classic books and current events. This brand new daily 30 minute version of The English Programme is now available as a syndicated radio show and is available on many platforms. This podcast is also available for free by email subscription.

Please visit http://englishradio.blogspot.com/ or send an email to stevesradioshow@hotmail.com for more details. Featuring the history of the mighty Tudor family and an historical novel based on the life of the Tudor King Henry VIII. It was in the year 1543. King Henry the Eighth of England that day once more pronounced himself the happiest and most enviable man in his kingdom, for to-day he was once more a bridegroom, and Catharine Parr, the youthful widow of Baron Latimer, had the perilous happiness of being selected as the king's sixth consort. Henry VIII And The House Of Tudor

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