Holidays in the early 1960s Learnhistory3 2014-10-14 | How people from England, Scotland and Wales holidayed in the Sixties.
Usefulness of sources History Learnhistory3 2013-06-19 | Bitesize - usefulness of sources question tips - this is the infamous QUESTION 4
Manhunt The Search For The Yorkshire Ripper ep1 p2 Learnhistory3 2011-05-25 | How the police took five years to finally capture (in 1980) the Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutclifffe who was responsible for the murder of 13 women. More details: http://www.offthetelly.co.uk/?p=6115
Manhunt The Search For The Yorkshire Ripper ep1 p1 Learnhistory3 2011-05-25 | How the police took five years to finally capture (in 1980) the Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutclifffe who was responsible for the murder of 13 women. More details: http://www.offthetelly.co.uk/?p=6115
History of the British Police Force Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | 90 minute documentary charting the development of the world's first police force from Robert Peel to the present day. Good for GCSE SHP Crime and Punishment exam paper 2 in June 2008.
Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Nick Knowles explores the facts and the fiction behind the legendary Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot. "This Gunpowder Plot show is the best TV show ever produced for history. Perfectly weighted, funny, clever and covers all the key points." - A. Field, Schoolhistory.co.ukBBC
I Predict a Riot - The Battle of Trafalgar Square (Poll Tax Riot) 1990 Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | The Poll Tax Riot of 1990.
Ginhouses, Peelers and Riots - Peter Ackroyds London Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | A lively tour of the dregs of Georgian London - from Hogarthian gin houses to the Bow Street Runners and culimnating in the Gordon Riots which saw the hated Newgate Prison burned down.BBC
California - Ring of Fire - Gold Fever Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | An historical, geological and geographical look at the forces which made the Californian Gold Rush in 1848, looking at Sutter's Mill, gold-panning, Death Valley and Bodie ghost town.BBC
Poll Tax Riot 1990 Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | An excerpt from 'People Power' in which participants in the biggest English political riot in decades describe their experiences.
Females in Newgate Prison.avi Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Eighteenth century Newgate was a hellhole for both men and women. The turnkeys profited on the misery of the convicted, who faced disease, abuse and most likely death in the grotty dungeons of London's most infamous prison. William Hogarth painted scenes he witnessed in 'A Harlot's Progress'.
Britains Hi-Tech Crime Wave Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Britain is being hit by a hi-tech crime wave. More and more of us are going online and so is international organised crime. Card fraud, phishing and identity theft are explored.BBC
Victorian Police and Prisons Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Adam Hart-Davis from 'What the Victorians Did For Us' shows us how the Victorians developed the prison system and introduced the world's first professional police force.BBC
Newgate to Tyburn - Peter Ackroyds London Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | A colourful journey from the site of London' old Newgate prison to the site of the Tyburn Tree. No return ticket needed for thousands of unfortunate people on the Execution Days....BBC
Sylvia Pankhurst - Mark Steel Lectures Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Comedian Mark Steel presents this history of Sylvia Pankhurst, suffragette and political campaigner.
Gunpowder Plot Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Schools programme about Guy Fawkes from the 1980s - long deleted and unavailable.
Sharpe - Militia attacks textile workers Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | In this scene from Sharpe's Justice, the local militia, owned by the mill owner, attacks the protesting mill workers, leaving many casualties. Scenes like this were very common in Britain in the years after the defeat of Napoleonic France.ITV
Sharpe - Scenes from life in a cotton mill Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | In this opening scene from 'Sharpe's Justice' we see reconstructed scenes from a cotton mill in 1814 - child workers, cruel overlooker and political agitator.ITV
Women in Tudor times Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Women were legally discriminated against in Tudor times, in fact it was expected for a husband to abuse his wife, as he owned her. This video shows the scold's bridle and the ducking stool.
The Tudor Executioner Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | The work of the executioner in Tudor times was never-ending, heads were rolling all the time. Only a very incompetent chopper would get the axe from this job.
The Victorian Workhouse Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | The Victorian Poor Law Act made homelessness and unemployment a case for the workhouse. To avoid starvation the poor had to live and work in these haunting buildings.
How Hitler rose to power Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | English account of how Hitler became chancellor of Germany in 1933
Luddites and Swing Rioters Learnhistory3 2011-05-01 | Political protest and unrest in the early Nineteenth Cnetury
