The Hunt For Captain Kidd's Legendary Treasure Hoard

1066 - one of the most famous years in English history. In a succession crisis like no other three warlords separated by hundreds of miles and savage seas vied for control of the English throne in a series of bloody battle. From Harald Hardrada's crowning victory at Fulford to the renowned Battle of Hastings Dan Snow travels across England to visit the places where history was made. With the help of experts, including Marc Morris, Emily Ward and Michael Lewis, he discovers the story behind the battles and the tales from inside the walls of power. This is the story of 1066.

The Ark of the Covenant is said to be the ancient vessel in which the 10 commandments were delivered by God to Moses. Religious texts lost track of the Ark thousands of years ago, and man has been trying to find this most sacred of religious artifacts ever since.

A headless torso in the River Severn, a missing ex-army captain, and a son found gassed. Our experts revisit 1938's baffling Headless Man case. In Roy Marsden's Incident Room, a 21st century jury of experts re-examines the evidence: psychologist and profiler Kerry Dames, journalist and crime novelist Hilary Bonner, retired senior investigator Mick Turner, and forensic scientist Alan Baker. What was the method? What was the motive? Were clues missed? The timeline opens on January 4, 1938. After sending Nurse Sullivan and his ailing wife Edith to the Gomont to watch Love Is News, Captain William Butte vanished from their Cheltenham home. Weeks later, fishermen near Hawbridge hauled a bloated torso from the River Severn, tied to white bricks with cord; crowds swelled to thousands as more limbs were found, each weighted, the hands and head missing. Meanwhile, on January 24, Nurse Sullivan discovered her son Brian apparently gassed at Tower Lodge. Detectives searching Tower Lodge on February 7 uncovered white bricks ripped from an alcove, identical bricks in the garden, and matching rope and string. The house contained Butte's

Join Alice Loxton as she explores the most intriguing and historic estates across Britain. In the first episode, Alice heads to Sissinghurst Castle in Kent. Originally a grand Elizabethan manor, by the 20th century Sissinghurst had fallen into a ruinous state. Yet it was this wildness and disrepair which enchanted one of the bestselling writers of the 1920s, Vita Sackville-West. Alice explores how Vita, along with her husband Harold, transformed this romantic ruin into a home. Joined by National Trust experts and leading historians, Alice uncovers the secrets of Sissinghurst - and in turn, the fascinating aspects of Vita’s unique character. From her bestselling writing to the creation of a world class garden, from a loving relationship with her husband Harold to many passionate romances with women, Vita was a remarkable woman, trapped between the old and new. This is the story of Vita’s Sissinghurst - a story of Vita in love. In the second episode, Alice travels to Blenheim Palace, one of the most remarkable historic houses in Britain. Gifted to John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marloborough, after his

Discover the intense world of WW2 tank battles with over 2 hours of detailed content! Learn about the legendary Michael Wittmann and his infamous Tiger tank, pivotal battles in Normandy, and the elite Waffen SS formations. Dive deep into the strategies, tactics, and personal stories of tank crews from both sides of the conflict. War Stories is your one stop shop for all things military history. From Waterloo to Verdun, we'll be bringing you only the best documentaries and stories from history's most engaging and dramatic conflicts. You can find more from us on

A knight in Tudor England would be trained from an early age to be ruthless, merciless and deadly. The title of knight was a great honor and would be put to the test in grand tournaments where knights would fight to the death in front of a bloodthirsty crowd.