Russell Crowe stars in gripping 'Nuremberg' trailer
Russell Crowe leads an all-star cast in the explosive trailer for 'Nuremberg,' a high-stakes courtroom drama delving into the infamous post-WWII trials. Coming soon to cinemas.
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128-year-old message in bottle found near Tasmania
A 128-year-old message in a bottle has been unearthed near Tasmania's historic Cape Bruny Lighthouse, offering a fascinating glimpse into maritime history.
Message in a bottle found in Tasmanian lighthouse walls
A painter uncovers a century-old message in a bottle concealed within the walls of a historic Tasmanian lighthouse, sparking intrigue and historical curiosity.
Best Period Dramas to Watch Now
Discover the finest period dramas available for streaming, from royal intrigues to romantic sagas. Perfect for history buffs and drama lovers alike!
DNA confirms link to Washington's cherry tree legend
Scientists have used DNA testing to confirm that a South Carolina tree is a direct descendant of the famous cherry tree George Washington allegedly chopped down as a child.
The City for Incurable Women: A Haunting Fringe Masterpiece
A gripping review of 'The City for Incurable Women' at Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Fringe – a play that blends history, horror, and feminism into a theatrical triumph.
Kanpur 1857: Riveting historical drama at Edinburgh Fringe
Experience the gripping retelling of the 1857 Indian Rebellion in 'Kanpur 1857' at Edinburgh's Pleasance Courtyard – a powerful blend of drama and history.
Bradford child abuse arrests over 1990s allegations
West Yorkshire Police have arrested several men in connection with historical child abuse allegations dating back to the 1990s in Bradford. The investigation continues as authorities seek justice for victims.
Period Dramas: From Subtle to Raunchy
Explore how period dramas have transformed from modest storytelling to explicit scenes, pushing boundaries and sparking debates.
Smithsonian removes Trump impeachment exhibit
The Smithsonian Institution has discreetly removed an exhibit related to Donald Trump's impeachment, sparking debate over historical neutrality in museums.
Museum manager jailed for stealing rare artefacts
A former museum manager has been sentenced to prison after admitting to the theft of precious historical artefacts, including rare coins and medals.
Netflix WWII film leaves viewers in tears
A harrowing new World War II film on Netflix has captivated audiences, with many calling it the most emotionally devastating war movie ever made. The gripping true story explores untold heroism and sacrifice.
Ancient body found beneath Westminster Abbey
Archaeologists have made a chilling discovery beneath Westminster Abbey, uncovering a centuries-old body in an underground chamber. The find raises questions about London's hidden history.
Churchill's reading glasses sell for fortune
A pair of Sir Winston Churchill's iconic reading glasses have sold for a staggering sum, highlighting the enduring fascination with Britain's wartime leader.
BBC removes 'Wolf Hall' from iPlayer
The BBC has quietly removed the acclaimed historical drama 'Wolf Hall' from iPlayer, sparking backlash from fans who demand its return.
Hundreds of infant remains found at Irish mother and baby home
Archaeologists uncover a mass grave containing remains of hundreds of babies and children at the site of a former mother and baby home in Tuam, Ireland, reigniting calls for justice.
Mass baby grave found at Irish mother and baby home
A mass grave containing the remains of infants has been uncovered at the site of a former mother and baby home in Tuam, Ireland, shedding light on a dark chapter of the country's history.
Irish PM urges Church to apologise for mother and baby homes
Taoiseach Micheál Martin urges the Catholic Church to acknowledge its role in the historical abuse at mother and baby homes, as Ireland continues to reckon with its past.
Chief of War: Apple TV+'s Must-Watch Historical Drama
Discover why 'Chief of War' is the gripping new Apple TV+ series everyone is talking about. A historical epic with stellar performances and breathtaking visuals.
Extraordinary Women: London theatre's powerful new show
A powerful new production at London's Jermyn Street Theatre celebrates the unsung heroines of history in a must-see theatrical experience.
BBC's new Tudor drama 'The Listeners' based on Natalie Haynes novel
The BBC is bringing bestselling author Natalie Haynes' novel 'The Listeners' to life in a gripping new period drama, exploring the hidden world of royal eavesdroppers in the court of Henry VIII.
Church of England's £100M slavery fund faces backlash
The Church of England's £100 million fund to address its historical links to slavery sparks debate as critics question its effectiveness and transparency.
Bonnie & Clyde doc slammed as 'worst ever'
A fresh documentary on Bonnie & Clyde has sparked outrage among historians and viewers alike, with critics branding it 'the worst ever' for its glaring inaccuracies and sensationalised storytelling.
Best and Worst Historical TV Epics Ranked
From the gripping drama of Wolf Hall to the campy chaos of The Cleopatras, we rank the best and worst historical TV epics of all time.
Outlander Prequel: Claire Fraser's Backstory Series Confirmed
Starz announces a thrilling prequel to 'Outlander,' diving into Claire Fraser's untold past. Get the latest details on casting, plot, and release expectations.
Edinburgh's slavery legacy demands action beyond reports
A new report on Edinburgh's historical ties to slavery sparks debate on how cities should confront uncomfortable truths beyond academic circles.
New evidence: Robin Hood may have been real
Fresh historical research challenges traditional views on Robin Hood's origins, suggesting the folk hero may have been based on a real person in medieval England.
Chief of War: Jason Momoa’s New Apple TV+ Series
Everything you need to know about the upcoming historical drama 'Chief of War,' starring Jason Momoa, including release date, cast, and plot details.
Titanic survivor's letter found on Antiques Roadshow
A poignant letter written by a Titanic survivor has been discovered on Antiques Roadshow, offering a glimpse into the tragic events of 1912. The emotional artefact reveals untold stories of survival and loss.
Edinburgh Uni confronts ties to Scottish enslaver in Jamaica
The University of Edinburgh faces calls to address its historical links to a Scottish enslaver in Jamaica, sparking debates on reparations and institutional accountability.
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