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Rupert's relief of Newark Castle doesn't seem as well-known as other battles like Marston Moor, but he forced the surrender of the besieging Parliamentarian army.

Excellent video,thank you 👍

Really interesting to know the history of Newark Castle. Visited there on a school trip when I was about 10. I knew King John lost his trasure after leaving Kin`s Lynn or Bishop`s Lynn as it was but didn`t know he ended up at Newark. Thank you for making a great video.

It would have been a grand castle back in it's day and the Queens Sconce is impressive. Another great video.

I found your exploration and tour of the castle quite interesting. Thank you for uploading it.

Wales is the smallest big country in the world.

Conwy is so boring I spent three summers there there’s nothing to do other than look at the castle I don’t know why my mum kept taking me

12000 dead civilians i think is a little more tragic than your 53 airman. Britain was definitely war criminals to

Definitely not the most daring mission of ww2. That would be d day or Okinawa

Jan 2025. Understanding our ancestry and human doings, fears, enemies, survival.

Hidden dungeon featured in at least three RUclips videos.

Rhys wouldn't have been pronounced like that. Since it's a Welsh name the correct pronunciation would be Rh-uh-s (a rolled rh also)

Forgot to mention how they maintained the low altitude at night over black water, they had 2 spot lights pointing straight down at slight angles, when they were at correct altitude, the 2 circles would become one, as they get lower the circles come together as lights on angles. This was only way as you couldnt always define where the water was at night

Never mind the criticism, we all know, over 70 years later, what they did is still known to today's teenagers. Remember, a lot of these crews were teenagers or early twenties themselves, boys, which were what these guys were, what they accomplished at the same age as today's teens, made them the greatest generation ever. Could you imagine today's wimpy, phone watching and texting lads who are often without jobs, mentally unstable because they use too much weed, feckless, rising up to do such heroistic efforts, even volunteering to do so? I don't think so!

Never smashed the dam,blew like a depth charge...

Man that's creepy, they must've had a good tale or true story to make people fear that specific cave so much but we'll sadly never know it. Or it was one schizo lunatic who believed he was saving the world by keeping the demons from entering our dimension.

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It took great effort to design and build that structure and the vision of local people to preserve it , but already a local retard has sprayed the new brickwork with paint .

A remarkably poor narration..

Post war re assessments downplayed the raid as a largely propaganda victory pointing out that the Germans rebuilt the damage done in only 5 months. Dan Snow in his 2013 BBC article restores the balance. The raid did huge damage, in particular pulling resources from the construction of Normandy coastline defences. The propaganda boost was huge, not least in demonstrating the sheer ingenuity and flying skill required. Worth watching just for the sound of those Rolls Royce engines and the final shot of the restored Lancaster.

Very informative ! Thank you! 👏👏😊

Proposed to my wife at the top of the kings tower, still going strong 23 years later

Um im going there in january on a school trip overnight

I am related to one of the Knights Templar sent on the third crusade. The old one that died in battle a world away, because he put up a fuss giving up his land and seat to the child prince/ king Edward. The crown sent a 60 yr old man to crusade as a type of punishment, I believe.

Definitely haunted....

Truly a great mansion!

BLIMP!

Please stop with the bbc style of presenting, its just cringe

Take the dog over there most days

Yet another wasted railway route. Commencing at Burton upon Trent through Derby and on to Nottingham it created a direct route from the West Midlands to various parts of the East Midlands such as Nottingham and service towns like Ilkeston. It would now have been great value to the rail network.

2:02 What's that funny-looking road system on the left?

A brave move to present this as it's not your usual cosy history.I I have read somewhere that there was a greater number of casualties per head of population in the Civil War than in WW2. 2.

Yes, but the viaduct was built to imperial measurements, feet and inches. Converting imperial into metric measurements, removes some of the magic...

The UK officially switched to the metric system of measures in 1995. For someone, meters are better perceived than feet. 🙂

Great nice to see you moving into more different history too

how freaking cold these places must’ve been

Excellent

After all these years the privatisation of the railways hasn't taken us forward but backwards shareholders have taken away the money for improvement profits will always come before investment.

nice.

That be Edward 1st....😮

And now we can’t even win a rugby match! How things have gone down hill for 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales.

Wearing Hi Vis is the modern carpenters trick.

Brave king

Civil wars are the worst wars.

Just organised sadism.

There was pretty much one Lord for the whole area ( Tidenham)

Why do we need more than one person delivering this , this typical of the crap on British TV , stick to one.

ts time for ireland to become a polish speaking country

Reparations for Moore's men

Isn't he the one who murdered the two little princes they found the skeletons of recently?