For seventy years, the BBC has meticulously archived its explorations of Stonehenge, the enigmatic ancient monument. Professor Alice Roberts delves into the history of its interpretation, revealing the debates and arguments waged by Britain…

Dr. Thomas Asbridge delves into the BBC's archives, charting the evolution of television's portrayal of the Crusades over the past six decades. He examines Crusade documentaries produced during pivotal moments like the Vietnam era, the Pale…

Vanessa Collingridge delves into the life of Elizabeth Tudor, examining how documentary television and the BBC have shaped our understanding of her reign and enduring legacy. Drawing on a wealth of archival footage from programs like *Timew…

This program charts the history of the Second World War, focusing on how its narrative has evolved over time. As new evidence emerges and forgotten accounts are rediscovered, the story of the conflict continues to reshape itself. The BBC ha…