Tony Robinson

The lives of ordinary citizens from various time periods in Britain are examined as a way of learning about the country's varied and rich history.

Tony Robinson unearths new evidence that strongly suggests that Richard's brother, King Edward IV was illegitimate. If that were the case, the entire royal bloodline that traces its lineage to Edward has no legal right to the throne. So, who now has the right to the throne?

Britain looms large in world history and culture, but the small island still holds many secrets that have stayed hidden from public view-until now. In this eye-opening series, Tony Robinson (Time Team) uses the latest aerial filming technology to snoop on military maneuvers, swoop over billionaires’ private estates, and explore ancient and abandoned villages. “Spellbinding footage” -The Guardian.

Narrated by actor Tony Robinson, this documentary brings to life the dramatic events that unfolded on the day World War II ended in Europe.

This richly illustrated documentary celebrates the 100th anniversary of the famous steam engine the Flying Scotsman, built in London in 1923.

Tony Robinson's delightfully funny series puts a feminist spin on the Robin Hood legend. After minutes of painstaking archaeological research, the story has emerged: self-styled freedom fighter Maid Marian was the real brains of the outfit - Robin stole the credit - and the Merry Men were a bunch of incompetent idiots.

Tony Robinson and a team of experts investigate a wide range of archaeological sites

Two children holidaying on a farm are transported to Fairyland but after one eats a charmed fairy-cake they are given three tasks to complete before they can return to their own world.

New to ITV this Christmas comes a celebratory documentary looking back at the thirty years since comedy legend Mr Bean landed on our screens.

Ex-pat antiques dealer Jean White (Sally Lindsay) solves new mysteries in Sainte Victoire, from a deep-sea diving mishap to a historical duel, alongside her friend—and flirting partner—Dom (Steve Edge). "Enjoyably gentle Gallic whodunit" —Telegraph.