Here For The History Episodes Episode guide
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Here For The History
Here For The History
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Why don’t we wear hats anymore?
Alice and Ben put on their thinking caps to unravel the demise of the hat.
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Why are we dog obsessed?
Dogs are man’s best friend - but has it always been that way?
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Who invented the “Whodunit”?
Uncover the perpetrators behind our love for a murder mystery.
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Where do manners come from?
Books on courtly conduct, the age of politeness and Victorian etiquette.
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Why do Scots wear Tartan?
How this checked material became the symbol of a nation.
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Why do we love pubs?
How did the pub become so central to British culture?
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Why Does the Union Jack Look Like That?
The story of why the UK's national flag looks the way it does.
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Why Do We Have ‘Ugly’ Buildings?
How modern architecture swept Britain in the 20th century.
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Who Invented the Weekend?
The story of why we get Saturday and Sundays off work each week.
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Why do we wear suits?
From royal coronations to criminal trials, the suit is men’s go-to uniform. Why?
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Package Holiday: Why do Brits go to Benidorm?
How did a teetotaller and a military dictator help to create the summer getaway?
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Stiff Upper Lip: Do Brits have emotions?
Exploring the stereotype that Brits don’t show their emotions.
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Why don’t women’s clothes have pockets?
The surprising history of how women’s pockets fell in and out of fashion over time.
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Why are Brits so obsessed with football?
How football became Britain’s national sport.
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English Language: Why do we speak like that?
Why do our spellings not match our pronunciations? Why are so many words really weird?
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Why does British food have such a bad reputation?
French fashions and wartime rationing have long tarnished Britain’s culinary reputation.
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Why do British people love tea?
The Portuguese princess, corporate espionage and waging war for tea.
