Portrait of King Henry VIII, Jane Seymour and Prince Edward. (Photo by Getty Images)

Tudor

Six wives: Jane Seymour.

Six wives: Anne Boleyn.

Six wives: Catherine Howard.

Six wives: Catherine of Aragon.

Katherine Parr: Political powerhouse.

Catherine Howard: Victim of the patriarchy.

Jane Seymour: The queen Henry loved most?.

Anne of Cleves: The ultimate survivor.

Anne Boleyn: From trailblazer to traitor.

Catherine of Aragon: A woman born to rule.

Women's history podcast episodes

The Tudor who hiked North America.

MasterclassTudor royal women, with Tracy Borman

A witch feeds her familiars in this illustration from the 1579 pamphlet about Windsor woman Elizabeth Stile (Photo by Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo)

Forgotten TudorsWhat the lives of ordinary people tell us about Tudor England.

Tudors in revolt: the Western Rising of 1549.

The forgotten years that forged Wales.

Good King Hal

My life in historyMike Farley, Henry VIII impersonator.

Three of the children of Henry VII: Prince Henry; Arthur Prince of Wales and Princess Margaret

Royal rivalries10 of the most famous sibling relationships.

Claret jelly (Picture by Sam Nott)

Historical recipeClaret jelly.

Tracy Borman and Rhiannon Davies

VideoTracy Borman on Elizabeth I.

Amy James-Kelly as Anne Boleyn (right) in Netflix's Blood, Sex & Royalty.

Anne Boleyn’s voice: lost to the past, or louder than ever?

Mary, Queen of Scots: The Scottish years.

Mary Rose being risen from the sea (Picture by Alamy))

Raising the Mary RoseThe quest to save Henry VIII's lost warship.

Episode 5The mysterious men on-board.

Episode 4Inside the Tudor treasure trove.

Portrait of Henry VIII, King of England from 1509-1547

"Hopes and dreams"Why the Mary Rose was so important to Henry VIII.

The Mary Rose shown in the Anthony Roll (1546), a record of Henry VIII’s navy

Six theoriesWhat caused the Mary Rose to sink?

Episode 3The fatal final moments.

Episode 2The Tudor heyday of Henry VIII’s warship.

Episode 1Raising the wreck.