Did These Military Ships Meet A Spooky End In The Bermuda Triangle?
When several ships of the same class disappeared, was it down to supernatural forces and ‘the curse of the collier’?
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Halloween Ghost Hunting Tour From Inside A ‘Haunted’ Death Row Military Prison
In case you missed it LIVE on Halloween night - watch it here again.
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Stories Inside Britain’s Haunted Military Prison: Firing Squads And Hangings At The Glasshouse
Visitors can take ghost tours around Shepton Mallet jail which was once feared by Armed Forces’ prisoners
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History Saving The Forgotten Invalid Carriage
They were banned in 1976, recalled and crushed, but some owners hid them from the authorities.
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WWII Church Of Scotland Minister Who Helped Thousands Flee Nazis Honoured In France
A memorial plaque marking the work of Reverend Dr Donald Caskie has been unveiled near the French city of Nice.
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Reserves London Regiment's History Celebrated With Guards Museum Exhibition
The collection outlines the history of the regiment, from 1908 to the present day.
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Stories Take A Tour Of WW1 Trenches At RAF Halton
Find out what life in the trenches was like for men in the First World War.
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Naval History Nelson's Hand-Drawn Trafalgar Plans Found In Scrapbook After 200 Years
The drawing was discovered together with an address leaf containing Admiral Lord Nelson's signature.
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Naval History Battle Of Trafalgar: Royal Navy Marks Anniversary In Portsmouth
Admiral Lord Nelson's fleet defeated French and Spanish forces in the Atlantic in 1805.
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The Silent Cities: The Cemeteries of WW1
Take a fascinating journey through history and remembrance
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History Historic Battlegrounds Among Military Sites In Danger Of Being Lost
Three wreckages are among the sites which remain at risk due to neglect, decay and development, while others have been salvaged.
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RAF RAF Firefighting Museum: Looking Around The Collection Which Could Soon Close
The volunteers have until mid-December to find a new space.
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Navy Final Voyage For Royal Navy Captain Who Named Australia
The remains of Captain Matthew Flinders, the first to circumnavigate Australia, will return to Lincolnshire.
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Stories Meet The Major General Keeping Downton Abbey Historically Accurate
Maj Gen Alastair Bruce uses his military experience to make sure actors like Zac Efron get things right
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History Hidden London: How Churchill And A City Took Refuge Underground
The exhibition shows how disused stations were turned into top-secret bunkers during the Second World War.
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Stories A Daring Afghan Rescue Mission - From 100 Years Ago
Following on from his article on the Third Afghan War, Army officer Paul Macro tells the tale of his grandfather's own role in that conflict
