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Ruth Ellis made history in 1955 when she was the last woman hanged in Britain.
She shot and killed her abusive lover, the racing driver David Blakely, at point blank range on a spring evening outside a pub.
What events led up to this seemingly cold-blooded moment? And is it right that Ellis was recently granted a pardon for this murder?
Tri...
Look closely at the Bayeux Tapestry and you will see a medieval spy.
But far from the world of James Bond gadgetry, what was medieval spycraft like? Why were they referred to as 'little birds'? And why were women often used in medieval espionage?
Joining Anthony and Maddy today is Professor of Medieval History at Cardiff University and expert in all th...
The world of Viking death rituals and their beliefs surrounding the afterlife is truly fascinating... What happened when a Viking died? What ceremonies and practices did they partake in? And what awaited the spirits of the dead when they departed the world of the living?
Today we welcome our returning guest and go-to expert on all things Viking Eleanor Baraclough...
When a whaling ship sank in 1820, her crew were cast adrift thousands of miles from land, and faced starvation, madness, and death. Their ordeal would become one of the most extraordinary survival stories in maritime history… and would become immortalised by Herman Melville's novel, Moby-Dick.
This episode was edited by Hannah Feodorov. The producer was Tomos Dela...
The captain of the HMS Hermione was a sadist even by the not-very-high standards of the British Royal Navy in the 1700's. He was a prolific flogger, subjecting his crew to the cat-of-nine-tails. It was hardly a surprise when his crew rose up and mutinied. Even if the British Navy couldn't for one second let them get away unpunished.
This is the brutal and bloody s...