In this landmark BBC series, David Olusoga presents a history of Britain with Black people written back in its pages...
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Egypt captivates us like few other ancient civilizations, but what was it like to live there? Egyptologist Joann...
Colourized archival footage tells the story of the First World War, taking us to the battlefields, the strategy rooms...
Berlin 1945 looks back at the city's most fateful year through the eyes of those who experienced it: the German...
Sixty years of Cuba's history and its place in the world is explored, with views from every side - the Cubans, the...
Professor Joann Fletcher explores what it was like to be a woman of power in ancient Egypt - from the realities of...
Historian Bettany Hughes retraces the lives of three great thinkers whose ideas shaped the modern world - Karl Marx...
Mary Beard investigates the real Julius Caesar, separating fact from fiction and revealing how his influence is still...
Historian and author Helen Castor explores how people in the Middle Ages handled life's most fundamental moments of...
British historian Mary Beard puts aside the stories of Emperors and armies, blood, guts and gore, to take a fresh look...
Acclaimed British horticulturist Monty Don heads across the Channel to find out what makes French gardens, and the...
World-famous gardener Monty Don takes us on a trip around Italy's most beautiful gardens.
Monty Don travels across the Islamic world and beyond in search of Paradise Gardens, whose beauty and symbolic meaning...
Historian Mary Beard answers the big questions that have fascinated people for centuries. How could a mediocre city in...
In Medieval and Tudor England there was no question in peoples' minds – men ruled and women didn't. Historian Helen...
Journalist Afua Hirsch explores why people are uncomfortable with the true history and legacy of Britain's heroes.
Kate Humble travels through India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia, discovering how spices were once so coveted that a small...
From the settlement of the Nile by a handful of nomads to the building of the pyramids and the burial of King Tut...
Experts illuminate moments in Winston Churchill's life that informed his decisions during the war, revealing how he...
Rob Bell reveals the secrets of the historic ships that shaped the world. He visits each of these monumental vessels as...
David Olusoga looks at three African kings who stood up to the British Empire, an irresistible crooner, race riots in Liverpool, and the shaping of Black British identity in the 20th century.
David Olusoga reveals how Queen Victoria came to have a Black goddaughter and why mill workers in Rochdale stood in solidarity with enslaved Africans in the American South.
Africa and Britain: A Forgotten History
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David Olusoga reveals how Queen Victoria came to have a Black goddaughter and why mill workers in Rochdale stood in...