Britain: The Story Of Us

Britain: The Story Of Us is an upcoming British historical docu-series produced by the BBC and the History Channel, based on the U.S, Canadian, and Australian versions. It is a 9 episode series exploring the history of Britain. It spans time from the settlement of The Celts through to the present day. It is narrated by Charles Dance, the series recreates many historical events by using actors dressed in the style of the period and computer-generated special effects. It uses dramatic reenactments to depict key moments and featuring commentary from historians, authors, and entertainers. 
The series featured an introduction by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
== Episodes ==
# 	Title 	Air Date 	
1 	"Celts" 	TBA 	
Hundreds of Indigenous tribes already live in Britain when Roman forces travel to the island and start to take over territory; Romans establish Londonium and create roads; Boudica leads a revolt against the Romans; The Romans fail to settle Scotland due to resistance from the Picts; As part of Diocletian's reforms, the provinces of Roman Britain were organized as a diocese governed by a vicarius under a praetorian prefect. 	Hundreds of Indigenous tribes already live in Britain when Roman forces travel to the island and start to take over territory; Romans establish Londonium and create roads; Boudica leads a revolt against the Romans; The Romans fail to settle Scotland due to resistance from the Picts; As part of Diocletian's reforms, the provinces of Roman Britain were organized as a diocese governed by a vicarius under a praetorian prefect. 	Hundreds of Indigenous tribes already live in Britain when Roman forces travel to the island and start to take over territory; Romans establish Londonium and create roads; Boudica leads a revolt against the Romans; The Romans fail to settle Scotland due to resistance from the Picts; As part of Diocletian's reforms, the provinces of Roman Britain were organized as a diocese governed by a vicarius under a praetorian prefect. 	Hundreds of Indigenous tribes already live in Britain when Roman forces travel to the island and start to take over territory; Romans establish Londonium and create roads; Boudica leads a revolt against the Romans; The Romans fail to settle Scotland due to resistance from the Picts; As part of Diocletian's reforms, the provinces of Roman Britain were organized as a diocese governed by a vicarius under a praetorian prefect.
2 	"Saxons" 	TBA 	
After the Roman Empire fell, a new generation of rebels and leaders compete for control of the Island, as well as resistance from the Vikings and each other. It's an epic quest for control that shapes the country to this day. Christianity arrives to the Island; Alfred The Great defends the English from Vikings; Athelstan defeats viking forces and claimed territory, establishing a unified nation of England; The Kingdom Of Alba rises in Scotland. 	After the Roman Empire fell, a new generation of rebels and leaders compete for control of the Island, as well as resistance from the Vikings and each other. It's an epic quest for control that shapes the country to this day. Christianity arrives to the Island; Alfred The Great defends the English from Vikings; Athelstan defeats viking forces and claimed territory, establishing a unified nation of England; The Kingdom Of Alba rises in Scotland. 	After the Roman Empire fell, a new generation of rebels and leaders compete for control of the Island, as well as resistance from the Vikings and each other. It's an epic quest for control that shapes the country to this day. Christianity arrives to the Island; Alfred The Great defends the English from Vikings; Athelstan defeats viking forces and claimed territory, establishing a unified nation of England; The Kingdom Of Alba rises in Scotland. 	After the Roman Empire fell, a new generation of rebels and leaders compete for control of the Island, as well as resistance from the Vikings and each other. It's an epic quest for control that shapes the country to this day. Christianity arrives to the Island; Alfred The Great defends the English from Vikings; Athelstan defeats viking forces and claimed territory, establishing a unified nation of England; The Kingdom Of Alba rises in Scotland.
3 	"Middle Ages" 	TBA 	
William the Conqueror defeats Harold Godwinson and establishes himself as king of England; William establishes various reforms as well as acts of violence on the English people, destroying Northern England for trying to resist him; After William's son Henry dies, England enters into anarchy; Macbeth defeats Duncan in battle and becomes King Of Scotland; King John signs the Magna Carta, establishing limited power to the king; Westminster Abbey is built and parliament is established; William Wallace and his forces rebels against King Edward I of England; The Bubonic Plague hits Britain;England starts The Hundred Years Wars, taking over France and then losing it; The War Of The Roses is fought between the House Of York and Lancaster; Henry Tudor fights Richard III at the Battle Of Bosworth Field and becomes Henry VII 	William the Conqueror defeats Harold Godwinson and establishes himself as king of England; William establishes various reforms as well as acts of violence on the English people, destroying Northern England for trying to resist him; After William's son Henry dies, England enters into anarchy; Macbeth defeats Duncan in battle and becomes King Of Scotland; King John signs the Magna Carta, establishing limited power to the king; Westminster Abbey is built and parliament is established; William Wallace and his forces rebels against King Edward I of England; The Bubonic Plague hits Britain;England starts The Hundred Years Wars, taking over France and then losing it; The War Of The Roses is fought between the House Of York and Lancaster; Henry Tudor fights Richard III at the Battle Of Bosworth Field and becomes Henry VII 	William the Conqueror defeats Harold Godwinson and establishes himself as king of England; William establishes various reforms as well as acts of violence on the English people, destroying Northern England for trying to resist him; After William's son Henry dies, England enters into anarchy; Macbeth defeats Duncan in battle and becomes King Of Scotland; King John signs the Magna Carta, establishing limited power to the king; Westminster Abbey is built and parliament is established; William Wallace and his forces rebels against King Edward I of England; The Bubonic Plague hits Britain;England starts The Hundred Years Wars, taking over France and then losing it; The War Of The Roses is fought between the House Of York and Lancaster; Henry Tudor fights Richard III at the Battle Of Bosworth Field and becomes Henry VII 	William the Conqueror defeats Harold Godwinson and establishes himself as king of England; William establishes various reforms as well as acts of violence on the English people, destroying Northern England for trying to resist him; After William's son Henry dies, England enters into anarchy; Macbeth defeats Duncan in battle and becomes King Of Scotland; King John signs the Magna Carta, establishing limited power to the king; Westminster Abbey is built and parliament is established; William Wallace and his forces rebels against King Edward I of England; The Bubonic Plague hits Britain;England starts The Hundred Years Wars, taking over France and then losing it; The War Of The Roses is fought between the House Of York and Lancaster; Henry Tudor fights Richard III at the Battle Of Bosworth Field and becomes Henry VII
4 	"Tudors" 	TBA 	
James III becomes the King Of Scots and gets defeated in battle in 1488; Henry VIII has his request to annul his marriage to Catherine Of Aragon rejected so he established the Church Of England; The English Navy grows larger;The Lutheran preacher Patrick Hamilton and various other Protestants gets executed for heresy in Scotland;Various Italian artists and architects establish a new style of architect;Queen Mary burns hundreds of Protestants at the stake; Wyatt's rebellion occurs against Queen Mary I's determination to marry Philip of Spain; Queen Elizabeth I leads troops against the Spanish Armada; Mary Queen Of Scots tries to seek asylum to England but gets imprisoned and executed; Francis Drake circumnavigates the world in a single expedition; Walter Raleigh establishes the first English colony; William Shakespeare writes and performs his plays in The Globe Theater. 	James III becomes the King Of Scots and gets defeated in battle in 1488; Henry VIII has his request to annul his marriage to Catherine Of Aragon rejected so he established the Church Of England; The English Navy grows larger;The Lutheran preacher Patrick Hamilton and various other Protestants gets executed for heresy in Scotland;Various Italian artists and architects establish a new style of architect;Queen Mary burns hundreds of Protestants at the stake; Wyatt's rebellion occurs against Queen Mary I's determination to marry Philip of Spain; Queen Elizabeth I leads troops against the Spanish Armada; Mary Queen Of Scots tries to seek asylum to England but gets imprisoned and executed; Francis Drake circumnavigates the world in a single expedition; Walter Raleigh establishes the first English colony; William Shakespeare writes and performs his plays in The Globe Theater. 	James III becomes the King Of Scots and gets defeated in battle in 1488; Henry VIII has his request to annul his marriage to Catherine Of Aragon rejected so he established the Church Of England; The English Navy grows larger;The Lutheran preacher Patrick Hamilton and various other Protestants gets executed for heresy in Scotland;Various Italian artists and architects establish a new style of architect;Queen Mary burns hundreds of Protestants at the stake; Wyatt's rebellion occurs against Queen Mary I's determination to marry Philip of Spain; Queen Elizabeth I leads troops against the Spanish Armada; Mary Queen Of Scots tries to seek asylum to England but gets imprisoned and executed; Francis Drake circumnavigates the world in a single expedition; Walter Raleigh establishes the first English colony; William Shakespeare writes and performs his plays in The Globe Theater. 	James III becomes the King Of Scots and gets defeated in battle in 1488; Henry VIII has his request to annul his marriage to Catherine Of Aragon rejected so he established the Church Of England; The English Navy grows larger;The Lutheran preacher Patrick Hamilton and various other Protestants gets executed for heresy in Scotland;Various Italian artists and architects establish a new style of architect;Queen Mary burns hundreds of Protestants at the stake; Wyatt's rebellion occurs against Queen Mary I's determination to marry Philip of Spain; Queen Elizabeth I leads troops against the Spanish Armada; Mary Queen Of Scots tries to seek asylum to England but gets imprisoned and executed; Francis Drake circumnavigates the world in a single expedition; Walter Raleigh establishes the first English colony; William Shakespeare writes and performs his plays in The Globe Theater.
5 	"Witchcraft" 	TBA 	
After Elizabeth's death, James VI Of Scotland becomes James I Of England, uniting both kingdoms under his rule; Guy Fawkes tries to kill James through a gun powder plot; Charles I tries to establish absolute rule in England, leading to a Civil War; England, Ireland, and Scotland are involved in the Bishops War;Oliver Cromwell takes over as Lord Protector after Charles's execution and establishes a Puritan society; After an unusually bitter Irish Catholic rebellion and civil war, Oliver Cromwell, on behalf of the English Commonwealth, re-conquered Ireland by invasion, with landownership in Ireland was transferred to the English; England restores its monarchy, with the country dealing with a great plague and a fire in London; James II gets deposed during the Glorious Revolution and replaced by William of Orange; Various women in England and Scotland and the colonies get prosecuted for witchcraft and executed through hanging or burning at the stake. 	After Elizabeth's death, James VI Of Scotland becomes James I Of England, uniting both kingdoms under his rule; Guy Fawkes tries to kill James through a gun powder plot; Charles I tries to establish absolute rule in England, leading to a Civil War; England, Ireland, and Scotland are involved in the Bishops War;Oliver Cromwell takes over as Lord Protector after Charles's execution and establishes a Puritan society; After an unusually bitter Irish Catholic rebellion and civil war, Oliver Cromwell, on behalf of the English Commonwealth, re-conquered Ireland by invasion, with landownership in Ireland was transferred to the English; England restores its monarchy, with the country dealing with a great plague and a fire in London; James II gets deposed during the Glorious Revolution and replaced by William of Orange; Various women in England and Scotland and the colonies get prosecuted for witchcraft and executed through hanging or burning at the stake. 	After Elizabeth's death, James VI Of Scotland becomes James I Of England, uniting both kingdoms under his rule; Guy Fawkes tries to kill James through a gun powder plot; Charles I tries to establish absolute rule in England, leading to a Civil War; England, Ireland, and Scotland are involved in the Bishops War;Oliver Cromwell takes over as Lord Protector after Charles's execution and establishes a Puritan society; After an unusually bitter Irish Catholic rebellion and civil war, Oliver Cromwell, on behalf of the English Commonwealth, re-conquered Ireland by invasion, with landownership in Ireland was transferred to the English; England restores its monarchy, with the country dealing with a great plague and a fire in London; James II gets deposed during the Glorious Revolution and replaced by William of Orange; Various women in England and Scotland and the colonies get prosecuted for witchcraft and executed through hanging or burning at the stake. 	After Elizabeth's death, James VI Of Scotland becomes James I Of England, uniting both kingdoms under his rule; Guy Fawkes tries to kill James through a gun powder plot; Charles I tries to establish absolute rule in England, leading to a Civil War; England, Ireland, and Scotland are involved in the Bishops War;Oliver Cromwell takes over as Lord Protector after Charles's execution and establishes a Puritan society; After an unusually bitter Irish Catholic rebellion and civil war, Oliver Cromwell, on behalf of the English Commonwealth, re-conquered Ireland by invasion, with landownership in Ireland was transferred to the English; England restores its monarchy, with the country dealing with a great plague and a fire in London; James II gets deposed during the Glorious Revolution and replaced by William of Orange; Various women in England and Scotland and the colonies get prosecuted for witchcraft and executed through hanging or burning at the stake.
6 	"Empire & Industry" 	TBA 	
The Industrial Revolution takes root in England, with a boom in the population; The Acts Of Union of 1707 unites the kingdoms of Scotland and England, establishing Britain;Deadly diseases plague cities, including the Great Stink of 1858; Labour strikes lead to violent conflict;Britain colonizes most of the world fighting for control of territories in The Americas, Asia, and Africa; The first practical steam engine is designed by Thomas Newcomen, with Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened in 1830; Britain establishes Australia as a penal colony; The Iron Bridge, the first arch bridge made of cast iron, is built by Abraham Darby III;Electromagnetic induction, the operating principle of transformers and nearly all modern electric generators, is discovered by Michael Faraday; Scotsman James Bowman Lindsay invents the incandescent light bulb, with Joseph Swann demonstrating it; The first wireless signal across the Atlantic is sent from Cornwall in England and received in Newfoundland in Canada; Britain enters into the First World War 	The Industrial Revolution takes root in England, with a boom in the population; The Acts Of Union of 1707 unites the kingdoms of Scotland and England, establishing Britain;Deadly diseases plague cities, including the Great Stink of 1858; Labour strikes lead to violent conflict;Britain colonizes most of the world fighting for control of territories in The Americas, Asia, and Africa; The first practical steam engine is designed by Thomas Newcomen, with Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened in 1830; Britain establishes Australia as a penal colony; The Iron Bridge, the first arch bridge made of cast iron, is built by Abraham Darby III;Electromagnetic induction, the operating principle of transformers and nearly all modern electric generators, is discovered by Michael Faraday; Scotsman James Bowman Lindsay invents the incandescent light bulb, with Joseph Swann demonstrating it; The first wireless signal across the Atlantic is sent from Cornwall in England and received in Newfoundland in Canada; Britain enters into the First World War 	The Industrial Revolution takes root in England, with a boom in the population; The Acts Of Union of 1707 unites the kingdoms of Scotland and England, establishing Britain;Deadly diseases plague cities, including the Great Stink of 1858; Labour strikes lead to violent conflict;Britain colonizes most of the world fighting for control of territories in The Americas, Asia, and Africa; The first practical steam engine is designed by Thomas Newcomen, with Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened in 1830; Britain establishes Australia as a penal colony; The Iron Bridge, the first arch bridge made of cast iron, is built by Abraham Darby III;Electromagnetic induction, the operating principle of transformers and nearly all modern electric generators, is discovered by Michael Faraday; Scotsman James Bowman Lindsay invents the incandescent light bulb, with Joseph Swann demonstrating it; The first wireless signal across the Atlantic is sent from Cornwall in England and received in Newfoundland in Canada; Britain enters into the First World War 	The Industrial Revolution takes root in England, with a boom in the population; The Acts Of Union of 1707 unites the kingdoms of Scotland and England, establishing Britain;Deadly diseases plague cities, including the Great Stink of 1858; Labour strikes lead to violent conflict;Britain colonizes most of the world fighting for control of territories in The Americas, Asia, and Africa; The first practical steam engine is designed by Thomas Newcomen, with Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened in 1830; Britain establishes Australia as a penal colony; The Iron Bridge, the first arch bridge made of cast iron, is built by Abraham Darby III;Electromagnetic induction, the operating principle of transformers and nearly all modern electric generators, is discovered by Michael Faraday; Scotsman James Bowman Lindsay invents the incandescent light bulb, with Joseph Swann demonstrating it; The first wireless signal across the Atlantic is sent from Cornwall in England and received in Newfoundland in Canada; Britain enters into the First World War
7 	"Interwar Britain" 	TBA 	
It's the dawn of the 20th century and Britain's population is exploding;The Representation of the People Act 1918 finally gave Britain universal manhood suffrage at age 21, with no property qualifications and to women over 30; John Logie Baird makes the first public demonstration of a mechanical television and later demonstrates demonstrated the first colour television; King Edward VIII abdicates the throne to be with actress Wallis Simpson, making his brother king; Amelia Earhart flies to Woolston in Southampton, England, becoming the first women to cross the Atlantic; The Liberal Party collapsed and the Labour Party becomes the main challenger to the Conservative Party;Ireland fights back with the Irish War Of Independence; Britain expands its welfare state; Mining Districts in Scotland and North West England are hurt by The Great Depression with long-term unemployment and hardship 	It's the dawn of the 20th century and Britain's population is exploding;The Representation of the People Act 1918 finally gave Britain universal manhood suffrage at age 21, with no property qualifications and to women over 30; John Logie Baird makes the first public demonstration of a mechanical television and later demonstrates demonstrated the first colour television; King Edward VIII abdicates the throne to be with actress Wallis Simpson, making his brother king; Amelia Earhart flies to Woolston in Southampton, England, becoming the first women to cross the Atlantic; The Liberal Party collapsed and the Labour Party becomes the main challenger to the Conservative Party;Ireland fights back with the Irish War Of Independence; Britain expands its welfare state; Mining Districts in Scotland and North West England are hurt by The Great Depression with long-term unemployment and hardship 	It's the dawn of the 20th century and Britain's population is exploding;The Representation of the People Act 1918 finally gave Britain universal manhood suffrage at age 21, with no property qualifications and to women over 30; John Logie Baird makes the first public demonstration of a mechanical television and later demonstrates demonstrated the first colour television; King Edward VIII abdicates the throne to be with actress Wallis Simpson, making his brother king; Amelia Earhart flies to Woolston in Southampton, England, becoming the first women to cross the Atlantic; The Liberal Party collapsed and the Labour Party becomes the main challenger to the Conservative Party;Ireland fights back with the Irish War Of Independence; Britain expands its welfare state; Mining Districts in Scotland and North West England are hurt by The Great Depression with long-term unemployment and hardship 	It's the dawn of the 20th century and Britain's population is exploding;The Representation of the People Act 1918 finally gave Britain universal manhood suffrage at age 21, with no property qualifications and to women over 30; John Logie Baird makes the first public demonstration of a mechanical television and later demonstrates demonstrated the first colour television; King Edward VIII abdicates the throne to be with actress Wallis Simpson, making his brother king; Amelia Earhart flies to Woolston in Southampton, England, becoming the first women to cross the Atlantic; The Liberal Party collapsed and the Labour Party becomes the main challenger to the Conservative Party;Ireland fights back with the Irish War Of Independence; Britain expands its welfare state; Mining Districts in Scotland and North West England are hurt by The Great Depression with long-term unemployment and hardship
8 	"Never Surrender" 	TBA 	
WWII, a war even more terrible than the last, demands courage, commitment and ingenuity, as the British people come together, working and fighting for a common cause; Winston Churchill becomes prime minister and leads Britain during the war; People flee or go into hiding during the Blitz; Operation Pied Piper relocated more than 3.5 million children and teachers; The Royal family played refused to leave London during the Blitz and visited troops, munition factories, dockyards, and hospitals all over the country; King George VI makes his first war time broadcast; Germany's planned invasion gets averted by the Royal Air Force denying the Luftwaffe air superiority in the Battle of Britain; The Navy fights in various battles, including The Battle of the Atlantic and the Battle of the Mediterranean 	WWII, a war even more terrible than the last, demands courage, commitment and ingenuity, as the British people come together, working and fighting for a common cause; Winston Churchill becomes prime minister and leads Britain during the war; People flee or go into hiding during the Blitz; Operation Pied Piper relocated more than 3.5 million children and teachers; The Royal family played refused to leave London during the Blitz and visited troops, munition factories, dockyards, and hospitals all over the country; King George VI makes his first war time broadcast; Germany's planned invasion gets averted by the Royal Air Force denying the Luftwaffe air superiority in the Battle of Britain; The Navy fights in various battles, including The Battle of the Atlantic and the Battle of the Mediterranean 	WWII, a war even more terrible than the last, demands courage, commitment and ingenuity, as the British people come together, working and fighting for a common cause; Winston Churchill becomes prime minister and leads Britain during the war; People flee or go into hiding during the Blitz; Operation Pied Piper relocated more than 3.5 million children and teachers; The Royal family played refused to leave London during the Blitz and visited troops, munition factories, dockyards, and hospitals all over the country; King George VI makes his first war time broadcast; Germany's planned invasion gets averted by the Royal Air Force denying the Luftwaffe air superiority in the Battle of Britain; The Navy fights in various battles, including The Battle of the Atlantic and the Battle of the Mediterranean 	WWII, a war even more terrible than the last, demands courage, commitment and ingenuity, as the British people come together, working and fighting for a common cause; Winston Churchill becomes prime minister and leads Britain during the war; People flee or go into hiding during the Blitz; Operation Pied Piper relocated more than 3.5 million children and teachers; The Royal family played refused to leave London during the Blitz and visited troops, munition factories, dockyards, and hospitals all over the country; King George VI makes his first war time broadcast; Germany's planned invasion gets averted by the Royal Air Force denying the Luftwaffe air superiority in the Battle of Britain; The Navy fights in various battles, including The Battle of the Atlantic and the Battle of the Mediterranean
9 	"The Iron Curtain" 	TBA 	
Britain experiences a boom time after the war, with the country creating an expansive welfare state and free healthcare to all British citizens, and other reforms to benefits; Britain's various colonies revolt and declare independence, leading to the fall of the British Empire; Britain deals with the Suez Crisis of 1956; The Cold War takes place with proxy wars over the spread of communism; Immigration from the British Empire and Commonwealth laid the foundations for the multicultural society in today's Britain, while traditional Anglican and other denominations of Christianity declined; A counterculture rises during the 1960s, with social reforms taking place in areas such as abortion, divorce, LGBT rights, race relations and the death penalty; A series of strikes carried out by trade unions over the winter; Various recessions and economic crises occur during the 1970s; Conservative Margaret Thatcher and tories take over in power, undoing most of the postwar policies and increasing privatization of industries; England declares victory in the Falkland Wars; Violence and terrorism occurs in Northern Ireland	Britain experiences a boom time after the war, with the country creating an expansive welfare state and free healthcare to all British citizens, and other reforms to benefits; Britain's various colonies revolt and declare independence, leading to the fall of the British Empire; Britain deals with the Suez Crisis of 1956; The Cold War takes place with proxy wars over the spread of communism; Immigration from the British Empire and Commonwealth laid the foundations for the multicultural society in today's Britain, while traditional Anglican and other denominations of Christianity declined; A counterculture rises during the 1960s, with social reforms taking place in areas such as abortion, divorce, LGBT rights, race relations and the death penalty; A series of strikes carried out by trade unions over the winter; Various recessions and economic crises occur during the 1970s; Conservative Margaret Thatcher and tories take over in power, undoing most of the postwar policies and increasing privatization of industries; England declares victory in the Falkland Wars; Violence and terrorism occurs in Northern Ireland	Britain experiences a boom time after the war, with the country creating an expansive welfare state and free healthcare to all British citizens, and other reforms to benefits; Britain's various colonies revolt and declare independence, leading to the fall of the British Empire; Britain deals with the Suez Crisis of 1956; The Cold War takes place with proxy wars over the spread of communism; Immigration from the British Empire and Commonwealth laid the foundations for the multicultural society in today's Britain, while traditional Anglican and other denominations of Christianity declined; A counterculture rises during the 1960s, with social reforms taking place in areas such as abortion, divorce, LGBT rights, race relations and the death penalty; A series of strikes carried out by trade unions over the winter; Various recessions and economic crises occur during the 1970s; Conservative Margaret Thatcher and tories take over in power, undoing most of the postwar policies and increasing privatization of industries; England declares victory in the Falkland Wars; Violence and terrorism occurs in Northern Ireland	Britain experiences a boom time after the war, with the country creating an expansive welfare state and free healthcare to all British citizens, and other reforms to benefits; Britain's various colonies revolt and declare independence, leading to the fall of the British Empire; Britain deals with the Suez Crisis of 1956; The Cold War takes place with proxy wars over the spread of communism; Immigration from the British Empire and Commonwealth laid the foundations for the multicultural society in today's Britain, while traditional Anglican and other denominations of Christianity declined; A counterculture rises during the 1960s, with social reforms taking place in areas such as abortion, divorce, LGBT rights, race relations and the death penalty; A series of strikes carried out by trade unions over the winter; Various recessions and economic crises occur during the 1970s; Conservative Margaret Thatcher and tories take over in power, undoing most of the postwar policies and increasing privatization of industries; England declares victory in the Falkland Wars; Violence and terrorism occurs in Northern Ireland
 	 	 	
== Commentators ==
The following are commentators who appear on the miniseries. Just like the previous version, it has both historians and celebrities/pundits
* David Starkey – English historian and radio and television presenter
* Mary Beard - English scholar of Ancient Roman civilisation
* Dan Jones - British historian, TV presenter and journalist
* Suzannah Lipscomb - British historian, academic, and television presenter 
* Diane Atkinson - British historian and author
* Lucy Worsley - British historian, author, curator, and television presenter.
* Linda Colley - the Shelby M.C. Davis 1958 Professor of History
* Meghnad Desai, Baron Desai - British Economist
* Richard Disney- Economist At the Institute for Fiscal Studies
* Fiona Bruce- British journalist, newsreader and television presenter.
* Richard Branson- British billionaire entrepreneur and business magnate
* John Laband - South African historian and writer, specialising in Anglo-Zulu and Boers wars.
* Katie Hopkins - English media personality, columnist, and political commentator
* Gordan Ramsay - British chef, restaurateur, television personality, and writer
* Neil Oliver - Scottish television presenter, archaeologist, historian and author.
* Nigel Farage- British broadcaster and former MP
* Piers Morgan- English broadcaster, journalist, writer, and television personality
* Nigel Kim Darroch- Former British Ambassador to the United States
* Neil Gaiman- British Author
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