Ireland On Stage – The 1916 Easter Rising
In WW1, Irish rebels fought to create their own nation – by breaking away from Britain.
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Stories 75 Reasons To Love Your New BFBS
From cactus thorns to harems, here are 75 incredible facts about award-winning broadcaster BFBS
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WWII Brits, Fritz & Yanks – Allied & German WW2 Infantry Tactics
What were the main differences between British and American war tactics in WWII?
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History Royal Navy History Featured On New £20 Note
The new £20 note is made from polymer and includes an iconic painting of HMS Temeraire.
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Royals Prince Charles And Camilla Mark 535 Years Of Beefeaters At Tower Of London
The Yeoman Warders guided the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall around the Tower of London to celebrate the anniversary.
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Germany Dresden 75: The Day Allied Bombers Attacked The German City
BFBS Radio has spoken to Sinclair McKay, Journalist and Author of Dresden: The Fire And The Darkness on the anniversary of the bombings.
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Food Rationing Across The Nations In World War 2
Cannibalism, eggs for cash and a lack of tea- which countries suffered from food shortages in WW2?
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WWII Big Ben: Repairs To Cost Millions More Due To WWII Bomb Damage
The increase in maintenance costs has been put down to the discovery of extensive Second World War bomb damage in the Elizabeth Tower.
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WWII Funeral Held For WWII Hero With No Known Surviving Family
Former Bomb Aimer Jim Auton is believed to have been the last surviving British member of a mission to resupply the Polish Resistance.
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D-Day Honouring The Heroes Of D-Day
The Royal British Legion won the 'Judges' Special Award' at The Sun Military Awards 2019.
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News '1917' War Epic Takes Home Seven BAFTAs
The First World War film dominated the BAFTA awards ceremony.
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Feature Did Agincourt archers really invent swearing with a two-fingered salute V-sign?
Learn the true story behind Henry V’s incredible victory at Agincourt in 1415
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WWII Horrors Of Auschwitz Were 'Out Of This World'
Forces News spoke to a Holocaust survivor on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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Cold War Revealing The Cold War Mysteries Of RAF Fylingdales
The Cold War artefacts found at the North Yorkshire station could be loaned out to museums in the future.
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WWII Bletchley Park Marks 80 Years Since Enigma Code Was Cracked
The British first successfully read a German Enigma code 80 years ago today.
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History Why Did Britain Invade Tibet In 1904?
'The Great Game' was meant to be a contest between Britain and Russia - learn how Tibet got sucked in