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New Research Says Harold Sailed, Not Marched, to Hastings in 1066

The revised reading could recast Harold as a planner who used ships, not a reckless marcher.

Fourth Lorry Strike Damages 14th-Century York Building, Tea Room Closes

Emma Hamilton–Signed 1690 Seutonius To Be Auctioned in York on Feb. 20

British Museum Secures £3.5 Million ‘Tudor Heart’ for Permanent Collection

Scans Show Anne Boleyn’s Hever ‘Rose’ Portrait Was Reworked in 1583 to Display Five Fingers

Historian Says National Portrait Gallery’s “Anne Boleyn” Uses Elizabeth I’s Face

Mary, Queen of Scots’ Final Letter to Be Exhibited at Perth Museum in 2026

British Museum Launches £3.5 Million Appeal to Secure Tudor ‘Heart’ Pendant

Tudor Gold Hoard Found in Hampshire Garden Set for Zurich Auction

Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots Draws Surreal Praise Ahead of Scotland Tour

Rasche Brings Maria Stuarda to Salzburg Festival with Monumental Rotating Discs

St Dunstan’s Church Approves Exhumation of Thomas More’s Head

Ava Pickett’s ‘1536’ Debuts to Acclaim at the Almeida Theatre

'Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light' Premieres to Critical Acclaim

New Research Suggests Mystery Portrait May Depict Lady Jane Grey

A Man for All Seasons Revival Highlights Martin Shaw’s Quiet Heroism

Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light Concludes as a Landmark in British Television

BBC's 'The Mirror and the Light' Revives Tudor Fascination

Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light Returns to BBC One

Wolf Hall Returns: 'The Mirror and the Light' Premieres on BBC