Testimonies: 93, 96, and 130
Will Ashon on how we give shape to our lives, find meaning in the chaos, acknowledge the fragility of our existence
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And the North
Hugh Brody reflects on his life, from childhood to the Arctic in Landscapes of Silence
The Endeavour
Tom Hindle's debut mystery is set on a ship full of suspects, with two detectives. And one killer
Life and Death
Sean Lusk's spellbinding tale of one young man’s quest for the truth in the 18th century
The Mummy as Medicine, the Mummy in Medicine
Angela Stienne on the stories behind Egyptian mummies in museums
On the Subject of Power and a Porkchop
Neil Blackmore introduces us to Francis Bacon, a politician in the court of King James I
I am an Irishman
Ronan McGreevy on the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson MP in 1922, triggering the Irish Civil War
Life and Death on the Eastern Front
Anthony Tucker-Jones and Ian Stewart Spring share rare colour photographs from the Second World War
The Aberfan Disaster
Sam Knight on the London piano teacher who foretold one of Wales' most horrific industrial disasters
The World’s Biggest Prison in the Middle of Nowhere
Nick Guyatt explores an 19th century tragedy in Britain's most terrifying prison