In 1890, the man who shot the first ever motion picture boarded a train in Paris — and was never seen again.
Shortly after his disappearance, another inventor showcased a camera with uncanny similarities. Is it coincidence or conspiracy?
Today on the show we are joined by author and filmmaker Paul Fischer who tells the extraordinary story of Louis Le Prince, his untimely disappearance and the scandal that followed.
The Ottoman Sultan Suleyman I - known as "Suleyman the Magnificent" in the West - was the most feared and powerful man of the sixteenth century. His journey to power was built on brutal choices and intimate relationships - with the Greek slave who became his closest friend, the Venetian plutocrat...
Saturday Kitchen's Matt Tebbutt and Olly Smith are On Jimmy's Farm today to talk food and drink trends over the last few years.
Fermentation, rosé, Prosecco, pea shoots and avocados all come up during the chat.
Matt and Olly also share some of the live TV fails they've experienced on Saturday ...
Who was Mary Magdalene? Jesus' confidant, a devout follower, or a sex worker?
In this Easter special, Tristan is joined by Helen Bond and Joan Taylor, authors of 'Women Remembered' to explore Mary Magdalene and her role in the bible. Through looking at both ancient and contemporary source mater...
