Our love of true crime is not a new phenomenon. Long before podcasts and dramatic re-enactments, newspapers catered to a ...

Frida Bradbrook explores how the common experience of imposter syndrome leads to an increased desire for easy-to-consume and make fun of media ...

A TV historian has said she thinks Jane Austen would be disappointed that women do not have equality in 2025. Lucy Worsley ...

Steventon celebrates 250 years since Jane Austen was born in the village. Interview with historian Lucy Worsley. Visitors ...

KBJ reps celebrated documentarian Theroux along with the likes of chef Berry, Ed Balls, Mishal Husain, Kevin McCloud and Lucy Worsley. PBJ retains a stake in KBJ and Fane will continue running the ...

Episodes one and two of Killing Sherlock with Lucy Worsley are streaming at SBS On Demand, with episode three arriving Thursday 12 May. The three-part series is also airing on SBS on Thursday ...

Lucy Worsley fears that women’s rights haven’t improved enough since Austen’s time Although this year marks 250 years since the novelist’s birth, women are still on the hunt for ...

The second series of Worsley’s Radio 4 programme and podcast Lady Swindlerswith Lucy Worsley was released on Tuesday (13 May). The programme, which is made by an all-female team, explores the ...

This year might mark Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, but historian Lucy Worsley thinks women’s rights have not improved as drastically from the Regency period as people think. Austen is known ...

Lucy Worsley is on the trail of Elizabeth Manning, a daring Lady Swindler known as a hocusser, who spikes men’s drinks and empties their pockets in Victorian London.

Lucy Worsley is back with a brand new series of Lady Swindlers, where once again the team are on the trail of swindlers, hustlers and women on the make. This is where true crime meets history ...

Lucy Worsley examines the Bayeux Tapestry, a 70-meter-long visual record of the Battle of Hastings. Musee de la Tapisserie de Bayeux, Caen, France.