The Dark and True Story of The Peaky Blinders Gang

The Real Peaky Blinders: What Do We Actually Know? Join historians Luke Tomes and Carl Chinn MBE as they explore the real history behind the infamous gang at the Black Country Living Museum, the filming location for the hit TV series (a Caryn Mandabach and Tiger Aspect Production – created and written by Steven Knight) With decades of research into the thugs, gangs and violence in Birmingham through the late 19th and early 20th century, Carl helps to sort the fact from the fiction, identifying the real-life figures behind some of the iconic characters, including Tommy Shelby, Alfie Solomons and Billy Kimber. Carl also makes a shocking revelation about his own personal connection to the gang, his great-grandfather having once been a member of the outfit. ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ is out in select cinemas from 6th March 2026, and will be streaming globally on Netflix from 20th March 2026. Photo credits: The West Midlands Police Museum / BirminghamLives You can now become a History Hit member right here on the original video platform! Join for access to a

Dan Snow meets up with Conrad Humphreys and Robert Blyth to learn more about the mutiny on HMS Bounty in 1789. In early 1789, Captain Bligh in the South Pacific suffered a mutiny among his crew on HMS Bounty. Put to sea with a small group of loyal sailors in one of the ship's boats, what followed was one of the epic stories of maritime history. For more than 40 days, Bligh and his men sailed across open Pacific waters until they reached safety. Dan Snow meets up with yachtsman Conrad Humphreys and Dr Robert Blyth, curator at Royal Museums Greenwich, to learn more about HMS Bounty, the mutiny and the extraordinary sea voyage that followed for Bligh and his small band of followers.

This documentary investigates the story behind HM Prison Holloway, from its beginnings 165 years ago. It recounts the criminal history of its most infamous and prolific female inmates.

In this gripping episode of Crimes of the Century, delve into the chilling events of the Oklahoma City bombing. Discover Timothy McVeigh's calculated plan to strike at the heart of the nation, fueled by anti-government sentiments and triggered by the Waco siege. Explore the meticulous preparations, harrowing aftermath, and shocking revelation of the mastermind behind the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in American history. Step back in time with our top pick on Banijay History! Discover the moments that shaped our world. Delve into the depths of historic news events with Crimes of the Century. Each episode peels back the layers of infamous crimes, offering viewers fresh insights through never-before-seen footage and exclusive interviews. From shocking murders to elaborate heists, explore the far-reaching repercussions of these unforgettable events in Ridley Scott's signature visual style. Investigate our playlists to delve into the Crimes of the Century, widening the lens to examine the most compelling unsolved mysteries and criminal masterminds throughout history. Welcome to Banijay History, the ultimate destination for history buffs and enthusiasts! Our the original video platform channel features an

This documentary tells the story of the Crimean War through the first hand accounts of the soldiers who fought in it. Featuring letters and statements from soldiers from both sides, we learn about the mixed emotions of the frontline.

Taking place in the mid 19th century, the Crimean War was the first war to be photographed. It was also one of the first conflicts to hit home the hard truth of what war is really like to the soldiers that took part. In stark contrast to the messages from the government propaganda that got them there in the first place.