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Digging for diamonds: hidden histories at The National Archives
27 April 2012
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Digitised newspapers as sources for family history
19 March 2012
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Finding your family in Canada
9 March 2012
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Our ancestors and the fear of the Victorian workhouse
6 March 2012
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Total war
23 March 2012
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The British Red Cross and its archives
27 February 2012
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Necessity, the mother of invention: Britain’s response to the demands of total war 1939-1945
20 February 2012
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Henry III Fine Rolls
13 January 2012
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Medieval queens in The National Archives
11 May 2012
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An introduction to the first tranche of colonial administration records released at The National Archives
19 April 2012
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Total war
23 March 2012
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‘There is no aspect of government activity on which the State Papers may not throw light’: the papers of the secretaries of state 1509-1782
23 March 2012
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When sport meets the law
5 April 2012
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Histpop – the online historical populations report website
5 March 2012
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Out of the way of mischief
5 March 2012
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Prison hulks
24 February 2012
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Selling history: the role of the past at Fortnum and Mason
4 May 2012
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UKAD forum 2012: Quickfire poster session
30 April 2012
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UKAD forum 2012: Linked data
30 April 2012
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UKAD forum 2012: Discovery, The National Archives’ new catalogue
30 April 2012
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An introduction to the first tranche of colonial administration records released at The National Archives
19 April 2012
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Finding your family in Canada
9 March 2012
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Overseas births, marriages and deaths: records in The National Archives
5 March 2012
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The British Red Cross and its archives
27 February 2012
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Mini series

Nigel Shadbolt discusses the Transparency strategy and the impact of open data in supporting social initiatives and in generating economic growth
Transparency and open data

Guides to the thousands of images taken from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, held at The National Archives.
Africa through a lens

Created in 2008 to mark the 90th anniversary of the Armistice, these podcasts bring alive individual experiences of those who served in the First World War.
Voices of the Armistice

Military records specialist William Spencer explores the true stories behind popular war films, using original records to depict actual events.
War on film




















