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Nostradamus
Michel de Nostradame, a 16th century astrology and seer, lived in Provence, Southern France. He wrote one of the most po
Jack the Ripper
How do we get close to a killer the police haven't been able to identify for over 100 years? With the help of renowned B
Robin Hood
Robin Hood is one of the first super heroes. Stories of robbing the rich and giving to the poor are legend. Now evidence
Royal Murder
One of Britain’s oldest unsolved mysteries, but what really happened to the Princes in the Tower? The two Princes were
Rasputin
On December 16th 1916, Grigory Rasputin, self-styled faith healer and confident to the Tsar was fatally shot in the back
Billy the Kid
It’s the late 1870s. One of the most infamous outlaws of the American Wild West is Billy the Kid… a teenage killer w
King Arthur
King Arthur- myth, legend or did he actually exist? According to the tales he reputedly led the defence of Britain from
Leonardo da Vinci
The Renaissance was the greatest flowering of art, mathematics, technology, architecture and astronomy the world has eve
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln. The man who rises from obscurity to become the 16th American President and arguably it’s finest. But
Cleopatra
Cleopatra was Born into a dangerous, scary and violent world where everyone believed the dead lived, gods walked amongst
Man in the Iron Mask
In 17th century France, King Louis XIV is perhaps the most powerful man on earth. Known as the Sun King, his court at Ve
The Romanovs
At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Romanov family are at the heart of Russian life. Tsar Nicholas has been o
Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc is one of the patron saints of France and a national and international icon; a young girl who lived in the e
The Birth of Christ
In fact only two of the four accounts of the life of Christ in the New Testament, the Gospel of Luke and the Gospel of M
Hitler
This programme analyzes the very latest neurological research into Shell Shock and trauma, it retraces Hitler’s time a
Marco Polo
We reveal that despite the book suggesting he spent 20 years in the court of the Chinese emperor, there is no mention of
Alexander the Great
After his death, his body became one of the most sacred objects in history. Pilgrims, from the common man to the most po
Taj Mahal
Throughout the seventeenth Century several European travelers visit the Taj Mahal. Many of these explorers later publish
Isaac Newton
Newton was convinced that he alone had been given a gift to unravel the mysteries of the Universe, whether through scien
Saladin
Through the accounts and diaries of Saladin’s closest advisers, the mysteries of the period are uncovered. Saladin’s
Captain Kidd
His conviction may not be unjust but it is perhaps unfair and certainly unlucky. Kidd’s actions at sea clearly made th
Pope Joan
In Rome today is the street known as Vicus Papissa, ‘the street of the woman pope’. In that avenue is an alcove in w
Sitting Bull
In 1890 newspaper headlines read “Custer’s murderer is dead”. The papers tell of the killing of the man who stood
The Virgin Queen
Did Dudley and Elizabeth conspire to murder his wife so that they could be together? By piecing together the staircase
Zorro
Decades earlier, a popular writer in Mexico, Riva Palacio, was writing stories with a character called El Zorro, and a c
Lawrence of Arabia
We reveal an ambitious archaeological project in Southern Jordan, which is providing startling new evidence. The Great A
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