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A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE ARCHIVES Our resident archivist Mary Ann takes you on a tour of the archives, with her A-Z of what to do – and what not!

THE HORRORS OF HAMESUCKEN Once an offence punishable by death, this Scottish crime later became seen as peculiarly old-fashioned – but people were still punished for it…

THE SECRET ARCHIVIST This month,Mary Ann Davison looks at the debate about how to correctly handle archival material.

OCCUPATIONS: BOXERS Colin Waters is fighting fit, as he explores the changing nature of amateur and professional boxing.

Research Routes: Newcastle Upon Tyne

Historically part of Northumberland, this Tyneside city’s fortunes have ebbed and flowed–but its residents have always embraced change.

4 mins

Military History: The Battle Of Beda Fomm

February 1941 saw the British make aperilous dash across uncharted desert to confront a superior enemy, culminating in a stand-off beside the sea.Kev Lochun explains .

6 mins

History By Numbers: Royally Confusing

Andrew Chapman discovers he is descended from royalty! But so is everyone else…

3 mins

Broadcasting History

Revolutionary-era america is the focus of turn:washington’s spies.

2 mins

Research Routes: Carlisle

The county town of Cumbria is actually a city – theGreat BorderCity – and its location has given it a fascinating history.

4 mins

The Secret Archivist: What Makes A Good Research Enquiry?

This month, our resident archivist Mary Ann Davison looks at the best kind of enquiry you can send an archive…

2 mins

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