Historian Dr Onyeka Nubia is on the trail of Victorian law and order in Nottingham. The 1800s saw the ancient settlement transform into an industrial hub. But with growth came tension. (S1 Ep1)[S]
Dr Onyeka is in Yorkshire. During the 19th century, finished cotton became Britain's greatest export, and Lancashire was at the centre of that industry. (S1 Ep 5)[S]
Onyeka explores Edinburgh. As far back as 1437 it was named capital of Scotland. A city that reinvented itself for the Victorian Age as a place of science, commerce and academia (S1 Ep 4)[S]
Dr Onyeka Nubia explores Birmingham, a modern city whose influence was felt throughout the world. Birmingham was described as Britain's first manufacturing town (S1 E3)[S]
Dr Onyeka Nubia explores Liverpool, which was once the most important port in the Victorian world, as it connected Victorian Britain to the Empire and the world beyond. (S1 Ep 2)[S]
Onyeka goes on the trail of Victorian/law and order in Nottingham, the 1800s/saw/the/ancient/settlement transform/into an industrial hub. But/with growth came tension and/ violence (S1 Ep 1)[S]