The crew stand-off with a Russian warship over Syria, and young sailor Danny tries for his first promotion, but chef Liam gets in trouble for drinking and might lose shore leave.
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The Forth Rail Bridge has grown to symbolise Scotland.
Tony Robinson explores Winchester cathedral.
Tony Robinson visits 900 year old Durham cathedral.
Tony tells the story of Britain's oldest cathedral.
York Minster has survived fires, war and subsidence.
Dan Jones reveals the remarkable story of Henry VII's mother.
Did Richard III really kill the 'Princes in the Tower'?
Dan Jones tells then story of Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick.
Suzannah reveals what it must have been like to be accused of witchcraft.
The crew stand-off with a Russian warship over Syria, and young sailor Danny tries for his first promotion, but chef Liam gets in trouble for drinking and might lose shore leave.
Reports that a chemical weapon has been used in Salisbury changes the mood. When another chemical attack takes place in Syria, the ship goes to action stations for the first time.
The ship and its crew are heading towards Crimea, when a Russian ship HMS Duncan has been tracking suddenly disappears. As they get closer to Crimea, the situation escalates
Heading out to the Med and the Black Sea, the 280 men and women onboard face a heart attack, a man overboard, and a show of force from Russian airplanes.
The dying days of steam, and how the railways fought back.
The crucial roles the railways played in the two world wars.
Chris Tarrant explores how railways transformed the nation.
The hosts arrive as the Great Fire almost wipes the city out.
Dr Suzannah Lipscomb enters Henry VIII's pleasure palace.
Dan Jones discovers the ruins of Roman Londinium.
The fascinating tale of the landmark ship, the Queen Mary.
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