Historian, Dan Jones is marking the release of his latest book in the capital with an event at Waterstones Piccadilly.
The book, called ‘Powers and Thrones: A New History of the Middle Ages’, charts the new history of the Middle Ages, and how the world as we know it today came to be.
Dan has been telling Alicia more.
‘Powers and Thrones: A New History of the Middle Ages’ is out on 2 September.
Tanya Francis 1st September 2021
Rosanna Amaka joins Tanya Francis to talk about her new book ‘The book of Echoes’. Rosanna wrote and refined this novel over the course of twenty years, to give voice to her childhood community which she has seen start to disappear to gentrification and the passing away of the older generations.
Called 'Something I said', the novel tells the story of a teenager who has a bright future in comedy.
Henry Thomas-Aldbridge talks to Louise Hare about her new book 'This Lovely City'. The book explores the issues of race and identity in post Windrush Clapham and Brixton.
A new book exploring the impact black people have made in the capital throughout the centuries is out now. It's also the UK's first travel guide to black history in London.
A look at how his life experiences helped to shape his portrayal of Aaron Burr in Hamilton.
'What the Ladybird Heard' will continue to entertain families this Summer as it takes to the West End stage at The Palace Theatre.
The wildlife in London is the focus of one of the pieces in the new series of Springwatch.
A series of large pictures document the journey a travel photographer took from London to Beijing.
The venue prepares to reopen to the public.
Author Peter Hore looks at the history of the Y-service, with a focus on the girls of the Women's Royal Naval Service.
Rodin is one of the most important sculptors in art history
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