Uncover the chilling, true stories behind history's most notorious witch trials in this Witches: Truth Behind the Trials mega episode, featuring four full, season one episodes.

Druids the mysterious wizards of the Celts have always fascinated the world. They are an integral part of ancient literature as heroes of Irish legends and stars of modern fantasy worlds. But who were they really?

Touring the former home of the 1st Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, hero of the Battle of Waterloo and defeater of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Originally built by William Moreton in 1504-1508, it has undergone many alterations and additions throughout history. It has even survived the English Civil War, passing down through different members of the Moreton family before making its way into the p...

This is the most bizarre witch story ever recorded in English history.

Visit Winchester, Hampshire England for a feast of historic buildings and stories from the past when Winchester was the Ancient Capital of England.

What’s it actually like to live in one of the world’s smallest and most famous castles? In this episode of INTO THEIR SPACE, we step inside Dinton Castle, the iconic 18th-century folly famously restored on Grand Designs.

Who was the 'Witch of York' Henry VIII wrote of in 1537? The answer might be a legendary woman known as Mother Shipton.

Built in 1395, The Crooked House is one of England’s most iconic medieval homes. Today, two “Crooked Men” are bringing its remarkable 600-year story to life through restoration and storytelling.

The Byland Abbey Ghost stories from c. 1400 offer us precious glimpses of local life in Yorkshire in and around one of the great abbeys.

Eleanor Johnson won Jackson’s Art Prize 2025 with her oil on canvas painting 'Slick With Olive Oil', which you can see in person at our upcoming exhibition of finalists at Bankside Gallery.

Discover the history and charm of "Daphne," a 17th-century English song that echoes with pastoral romance, lute melodies, and enduring legacy.

Discover John Wylkynson’s 13-part canon, a rare medieval polyphonic puzzle tucked into the final folio of the Eton Choirbook, written around 1500.

Discover the medieval mystery of “The Falcon Hath Borne My Make Away” from the Corpus Christi Carol—an evocative English carol of love, loss, and sacred symbolism.

Discover Mirie it is while sumer ilast, a haunting 13th-century English song of love, longing, and the bittersweet passing of summer.