Charlotte Crow

The North African country is considering how best to serve its rich heritage.

The writer and director Stephen Poliakoff talks to Charlotte Crow about how his view of the recent past has informed his new film, Glorious 39, a historical thriller.

Charlotte Crow describes how a recent visit to India on the 150th anniversary of the Indian Mutiny became a flashpoint for Indians and Britons over the commemoration by the two nations.

Charlotte Crow reports a recent debate between historians and programme makers on the state of history on the small screen, and a television success in that field.

The controversial decision to uncover the remains of the famous 18th-century castrato Farinelli in Bologna may or may not prove insightful for music historians ... while an exhibition on castrati in London illuminates this exclusive profession for the wider public.

Charlotte Crow glimpses the British Museum’s new exhibition of its own original collections in the great King’s Library.

Charlotte Crow examines the restoration of Southwell Workhouse, the latest project from the National Trust.

Charlotte Crow reviews the Museum of London exhibition tracing three centuries of artistic creativity in London.

A look into an ‘Army Museum’ in Brussels.

Charlotte Crow on the creation of a patchwork history of the women of Preston.