‘Wolf Hall’: Episode Five
Claire Oxlade takes a look at the penultimate episode of the BBC drama ‘Wolf Hall’, in which the audience were introduced to Henry VIII’s third wife, Jane Seymour.
History
Crisis in South Sudan
Euan Mullock takes a look at some of historical reasons behind South Sudan’s raging civil war.
‘Wolf Hall’: Episode Four
Claire Oxlade rejects many viewers’ claims that this week’s episode of ‘Wolf Hall’, the BBC2 drama, was boring.
The Sami Peoples: A Story of Nature and Persecution
Will Parsons delves into the fascinating history of the Sami Peoples, an indigenous group from Scandanavia who have faced brutal persecution in recent centuries.
‘Wolf Hall’: Episode Three
Claire Oxlade takes a look at the third episode of the BBC Two drama ‘Wolf Hall’, in which Thomas Cromwell’s political influence is further entrenched.
College Histories: St. Mary’s
Ottoline Spearman continues The Bubble’s series on the history of the Durham colleges. This week, the focus is on St. Mary’s.
‘Wolf Hall’: Episode Two
Claire Oxlade reviews the second episode of the BBC Two drama ‘Wolf Hall’.
The English Reformation: Not as radical as you might think
Doctoral student Katherine Krick explains why the ordination of women is the most radical change in the Church of England’s history.
New Years Resolutions for Historical Figures
Natassja Moczarski looks at some New Years Resolutions that famous names from history (possibly) made and most certainly should have worked harder to keep.
‘Wolf Hall’: Episode One
In the first of a series in which she will review each episode of the new BBC drama, Claire Oxlade looks back at episode one of ‘Wolf Hall’.