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Who Do You Think You Are? 2013: new celebrities revealed

The identities of the ten celebrities set to trace their family trees in this year's series of Who Do You Think You Are? have been revealed – we have all the exclusive details

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The Spectator launches online archive

The current affairs magazine has added 1.5 million pages from its extensive archive to a free online database, featuring editions dating as far back as 1828

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TV and Radio picks: Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England and more...

In this week's highlights, Dr Ian Mortimer delves into the lives of the Elizabethan middle classes while the first series of BBC Four's Up the Women draws to a close

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Genes Reunited adds wills and probate collections

Genes Reunited users could uncover new information about their ancestors thanks to the addition of five major wills and probate collections to the site

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Library identifies stock lost in fire

The National Library of Wales has revealed which of its archive materials were damaged or destroyed during a fire that gutted part of the building back in April

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TV and Radio picks: 1913 – The Year Before and more...

Michael Portillo offers his view on the alleged "calm before the storm" of the Great War, while Channel 4 provides a conclusion to its ambitious 24-hour history experiment

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Historic Irish court records hit the web

More than 2.5 million petty session records from across Ireland have been made available to explore at findmypast.co.uk, offering an insight into 19th-century society before and after the Great Famine

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Engineering papers go digital

There's a chance your ancestors could feature among the likes of Brunel in a vast collection of papers drawn from two of Britain's key engineering institutions

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Bid to identify Belfast soldiers

A project has been launched to match names to the faces of Belfast men who fought in the First World War. Can you offer any insight?

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Millions of Surrey records go online

More than 2.5 million parish records from Surrey are now available to explore on Ancestry.co.uk, enabling family historians to learn more about their forebears in the county as far back as the 16th century

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WDYTYA: Blogs

From the office: This year's celebs revealed

It's here! Series 10 of WDYTYA? is just around the corner and we have the gen on the celebrities taking part, says deputy editor Claire Vaughan

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From the office: Research-busting advice

Blink and you'll miss it! The June issue, which goes off-sale next week, has provided some missing links for deputy editor Claire Vaughan

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From the office: 10 free parish register sites

With more new parish register releases on Ancestry and Findmypast, deputy editor Claire Vaughan tracks down some free parish offerings

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