Visit history
Relive the halcyon days of Welsh mining with a visit to Llywernog, hidden in the scenic Pumlumon hills
Come to the North East Aircraft Museum to savour an astonishing collection of aircraft on what remains of a key RAF Battle of Britain fighter base
Julian Humphrys takes a stroll through the history of English architecture in Cambridge, one of the world’s foremost seats of learning for 800 years, and a treasure trove of magnificent buildings
In a BBC History Magazine book 100 Places that Made Britain, David Musgrove asked historians to nominate key sites in Britain's story. Here, Chris Whatley, professor of Scottish history at the University of Dundee, nominates Fort George, Inverness: ‘Where you can see how the British state responded to the threat of internal rebellion’
Julian Humphrys battles up Lincoln’s steep streets to discover a historical gem.
This Tudor manor house of Peover Hall features magnificent stables and once housed General Patton
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- Arne Westad talks global history, while Sean McGlynn discusses King John in this week's free podcast http://t.co/mDCbz65XIn — 1 hour 34 min ago
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- @hilarymantel @davidstarkeyCBE @sixteenthCgirl @PhilippaGBooks talk #anneboleyn on BBC2 now. Thoughts so far? — 13 hours 37 min ago
- @fruitsaladretro Hi, tonight's programme is BBC Two at 9pm — 18 hours 33 min ago
- The BBC's Tudor season launches tonight with a documentary on the final days of Anne Boleyn http://t.co/MaEuIcaTJg — 19 hours 2 min ago