ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Local history in the Fact of the Week, all about Somerleyton and the hovercraft. Also, lots of fun from Ali's On This Day In History where me and Anita forget that Napoleon didn't in fact escape from his island exile the second time! After all this, it's down to business, and to the all important Nazi foreign policy question, where we look at 2018's source and Anita gives us all some helpful tips.
Presented by:
- Matthew Carter
- Ali Aldous
- Hazel Hammond
- Anita Mancini
English
United States
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