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HistoryA day to visit Stirling, ScotlandJoin Forbes Inglis as they take a trip to Stirling, Scotland.HistoryThe making of the Britain’s pilgrimsFrom obscure farming villages to the shores of New England, we explore the origins of Britain's pilgrims.HistoryThe land of Prince Bishops and Border Lords – York and the North CountryEngland’s North Country is rich with enchanting lore and dramatic landscapes.HistoryWas Outlander’s brutal Black Jack Randall based on a real redcoat officer?Fans have long debated whether the show's most feared villain has roots in an actual Jacobite-era soldier.RoyalsThe Royals at Wimbledon: Our favorite photos over the yearsThere have always been close ties between the Royal Family and Wimbledon. Read more to see some of our favorite photos of the Royals enjoying the tournament.HistoryWhat have we learned about Jack the Ripper’s last victim?For over 130 years the story of Jack the Ripper has fascinated millions all over the world - but what about his victims? Finally, their stories get told.HistoryLong live King Charles III! A history of British coronationsHere we look back on the history of the Royal ceremony of Coronations. HistoryA day to visit HerefordThe name “Hereford” comes from the Saxon “army ford”.HistoryThe Romney Marsh of the ScarecrowHistorySir George Cayley, the Father of AviationIn 1903 Orville and Wilbur Wright launched the world’s first piloted heavier-than-air flying machine, or so history would have us believe. But they were actually 50 years behind eccentric Englishman Sir George Cayley.