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Edward the Confessor: life of the week

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Jonathan Healey: “A connection was made between the rarefied world of the royal court and the politics of the street”

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Britain and the Caribbean: from slavery to Black Lives Matter

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Edith the Fair: the life of Harold Godwinson’s first wife

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How Tostig Godwinson’s brotherly betrayal hastened the fall of the Anglo-Saxons

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Emma of Normandy: not just a two-time queen consort of England

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How historically accurate is King and Conqueror? Here’s the real history that should have happened

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Meet real William the Conqueror, the Duke of Normandy who reshaped England

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How well did Harold Godwinson and William the Conqueror know each other prior to the battle of Hastings?

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1066: who was the rightful king?

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Shakespeare didn't do the Norman Conquest, but the Bayeux Tapestry did, so where does that leave the BBC's King and Conqueror?

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From dodos to 'lost' tribes: a history of extinction

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My history hero: Dame Stephanie Shirley chooses Tommy Flowers (1905–98)

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Before the atomic bombs, the USA hit Japan with one of the most overlooked (but deadly) campaigns in WW2

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Michael Wood on lessons on good government from medieval Siena

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In Conversation at Kew Gardens giveaway Terms & Conditions

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Medieval warhorses: 5 moments horsepower changed the course of history

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Europe's last pagans

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Would you kidnap a god? This ancient Mesopotamian empire did – and for a genius reason

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VJ Day and the story of women's football: history behind the headlines

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