Coronavirus - Lessons from History

Coronavirus - Lessons from History

Professor John Oxford is a virologist. He is one of the world's leading experts on influenza.


He is a leader in the study of the great Influenza outbreak of 100 years ago that killed upwards of 50 million people around the world.


I talked to him today to ask him, what are the key lessons that we can learn from past outbreaks.


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Was Henry VIII England's Most Evil King?

Was Henry VIII England's Most Evil King?

This is the turbulent reign of that infamous Tudor monarch, Henry VIII. His spectacularly complicated love life, break with Rome, political executions and ruthless pursuit of power. Today we examine h...

20 Aug 48min

The Making of Osama bin Laden

The Making of Osama bin Laden

A deep dive into the rise and fall of Osama bin Laden, from his affluent childhood in Saudi Arabia to his assassination during the biggest manhunt in modern history. For this, Dan is joined by Jason B...

17 Aug 1h 7min

Marco Polo and The Court of the Great Kublai Khan

Marco Polo and The Court of the Great Kublai Khan

No throne on Earth came close to rivalling it. The court of Kublai Khan stood at the centre of an empire that threw every other power of its age into shadow. Vast and wealthy beyond comprehension, it ...

13 Aug 36min

The Naval Revolution: Triumph and Disaster

The Naval Revolution: Triumph and Disaster

A deafening impact, a shattered destroyer, and a legacy that completely revolutionised warfare at sea.When HMS Tiger sank beneath the waves one dark night in 1908, over half of her crew were lost to t...

10 Aug 36min

The Fall of the Ancient Maya

The Fall of the Ancient Maya

What happens when a civilisation at its peak begins to fail? Historians have long been fascinated by the Maya Collapse in the 9th century: why the great cities of Mesoamerica were abandoned, why their...

6 Aug 54min

The Rise of the Ancient Maya

The Rise of the Ancient Maya

For more than 3,000 years, the Maya built one of the Ancient world's greatest civilisations. They raised towering pyramids in the rainforest, mastered the environment and established powerful dynastie...

3 Aug 57min

Was Caesar's invasion of Britain a disaster?

Was Caesar's invasion of Britain a disaster?

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30 Jul 34min

The Blitz Beyond London

The Blitz Beyond London

Newcastle, Liverpool, Glasgow, Cardiff - all of these places and more were bombed during the Blitz. From the devastated shipyards of Tyneside to the bombed-out docks of Shieldhall, we strip away the m...

27 Jul 42min

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