MARCH 2020

Edwardian Britain was the richest and most powerful country in the world. But what did this mean for the men, women and children hard at work in the mills and mines? Edwardian Britain In Colour brings key aspect of the era; mass leisure, the suffrage movement, and the beginnings of world wars to life.

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Britain's Most Historic Towns

Tuesdays 7.30pm from March 3

In season 2, Alice Roberts once again explores key periods in British history through the stories behind unique British towns and their castles. (PG) Read More...

Europe's Last Warrior Kings

Mondays 8.30pm from March 2

Using the latest analysis of ancient documents, this series reveals a story of lust for power and wealth, a fight for culture and belief, and a tale of family feuds and betrayals that changed Europe. (M) Read More...

Titans Of The 20th Century

Wednesdays 7:30pm from March 4

All though Roosevelt, Chruchill, Hitler and Stalin coming from different parts of the world and having violently different beliefs, they shared one key trait; an ambition to lead and a taste for power. (PG) Read More...

Gulag: The Story

Tuesdays 8.30pm from March 24

Despite being a major political, historical and economic fact of the 20th century, the Soviet concentration camp system, the Gulag remains largely unknown. Delve further into it's history in Gulag: The Story. (PG) Read More...

MORE THIS DAY IN HISTORY

March 17
St Patrick's Day

St Patrick's Day originated in the early 17th century and commemorates the death of Saint Patrick who was responsible for the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. The feast day has become an international celebration of Irish heritage and culture. To commemorate St Patrick's day, HISTORY has curated the best documentaries celebrating Ireland's history including Spitfire Paddy and Origins of The Irish, both on March 17 at 6:30 pm and 8:30pm. Check your TV guide to find out more.