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A one-off programme explores the claustrophobic conditions endured by Britain's First World War tunnellers, while a Radio 4 series analyses one of the key political events of the 19th century
Brightsolid has joined forces with the Imperial War Museum to create a new website that will enable researchers across the globe to share their ancestors' First World War stories
Dozens of historic directories available via Ancestry.co.uk have been rescanned with improved text recognition software, meaning that family historians now have a better chance of finding their forebears
Researchers at Plymouth University have deciphered coded letters written by a British prisoner of war – 70 years after they were sent home to his family
Dan Snow presents a live broadcast to mark 70 years since the Dambusters Raid, while Michael Rosen discusses baby names on Word of Mouth
The National Archives has added thousands of immigration records to its online catalogue, giving researchers the chance to learn about foreign-born ancestors who settled in Britain during the 19th century
Packed with fascinating talks from leading historians, authors and broadcasters, find out how you can purchase tickets to the first ever History Weekend
Genealogists could uncover new information about their seafaring kin and their families thanks to the release of thousands of Royal Navy records on the web
Watch the final episode in the first series of The Village and listen to a number of special programmes marking the 70th anniversary of the Dambusters Raid
Deceased Online has added thousands of burial registers for two Trafford cemeteries, with more records from the area set to be added over the coming weeks