Roger Hudson

Roger Hudson looks at an episode that inspired one of the greatest films ever made.

Roger Hudson explains a moment of panic on the streets of the newly liberated French capital.

Roger Hudson views the famous vessel from an unfamiliar perspective.

Roger Hudson pictures British gunboat diplomacy in Egypt in 1882.

Roger Hudson expands on a photograph of Enoch Powell campaigning in his Wolverhampton seat in 1970.

Roger Hudson sails past a half-built Battersea Power Station and on to its slow decline.

Roger Hudson expands on an image of Russian ships destroyed by the Japanese at Port Arthur, 1904.

Roger Hudson sheds light on a haunting photograph from the Greek Civil War.

Roger Hudson reflects on a photograph of Blondin, the tightrope walker whose crossings of Niagara Falls became ever more bizarre.

Roger Hudson on the circumstances behind an eviction in County Clare, Ireland, photographed in July 1888.

Roger Hudson examines a photograph from 1920 taken on the eve of a profound split on the French Left.

Roger Hudson on a moment in the story of Scottish emigration captured in 1923.

Roger Hudson reveals a big splash: Chairman Mao photographed attempting to swim the River Yangtze in July 1966.