July Days: Memories of Britain's 'Modern Revolution'
Austin Mitchell takes a trip down memory lane with veteran MPs of the 1945 General Election.
History Today
Brodsworth's Beetle Drive
English Heritage's attempts to save this Victorian Country House
Could the Jacobites Have Won?
Jeremy Black marks the bicentenary of the '45 Rebellion by assessing how close Bonnie Prince Charlie came to making his father James III of England.
Love in a Wet Climate
Russia oldest love letter was discovered, in 1995, among medieval rubbish heaps excavated in Novgorod.
Lerma Before Olivares
Graham Darby rehabilitates the reputation of one of 17th-century Spain's chief ministers.
India's Divided Loyalties?
Peter Heehs looks at the Indian army who threw in their lot against the Raj and with the Japanese in the Second World War.
Hashude - An Experiment in Nazi 'Asocial' Policy
Half-way to the concentration camps? Lisa Pine uncovers a little-known project from 1930s Germany used as a last-chance option for 'asocials' who fell foul of the Nazi regime.
Wings
Michael Paris looks at pioneering 1920s film about war in the air over the Western Front, the passions it aroused and the genre it created.
On The Waterfront
Brian Neve discusses what the film that made Marlon Brando a fifties icon has to tell us about American society and politics in the McCarthy era.