Television
Presenter
'Filton's Fabulous Flying Machines', BBC1, 26 July 2010
'Queen Elizabeth's Lost Guns', Timewatch, BBC2, 21 February 2009 (see below for details)
'The Greatest Knight', Timewatch, BBC2, 19 January 2008
(see inset picture)
So You Think You're Royal? (8-part series), Sky One, May-July 2007
Escape From... (7-part series), Channel Five, May-June 2004 (repeated October-November 2008)
'The Queen and her Lover', Timewatch, BBC2, 15 February 2001
Historical Consultant:
'Queen Elizabeth's Lost Guns', Timewatch, BBC2, March 2009
'Zulu: The True Story', Timewatch, BBC2, October 2003
'A Very British Mutiny', Timewatch, BBC2, 4 December 1999
The Desert Rats, ITV1, 14 November 1999
Talking Head:
'The Golden Throne', Masterpieces of the East, BBC4, 21 February 2008
Masters and Commanders, BBC4 and BBC2, December 2006
Britain's Greatest Monarch, Five, 13 June 2005
Ten Days to Victory, National Geographic Channel, 8 May 2005
Searching for Victoria, BBC1, May 2004
'The Secrets of Enzo Ferrari', Timewatch, BBC2, 23 January 2004
'Zulu: The True Story', Timewatch, BBC2, October 2003
Scotland's Empire, BBC Scotland, March 2003
'Magic of War', Secret History, Channel Four, 2 July 2002
'The Charge of the Light Brigade', Secret History, Channel Four, 4 June 2002
'A Very British Mutiny', Timewatch, BBC2, 4 December 1999
On-screen Expert:
Time Commanders (six episodes), BBC2, September 2003-February 2004
Radio
'How the Rest Got Home' (Presenter), Radio 4, 2 June 2010
'The Rise and Fall of the Zulu Nation', In Our Time, Radio 4, 15 April 2010
Broadcasting House, Radio 4, 8 March 2009
'Historical accuracy in feature films', Today Programme, Radio 4, 12 January 2009
Broadcasting House, Radio 4, 8 June 2008
'The Retreat from Kabul', Random Edition, Radio 4, 16 January 2008
'The Charge of the Light Brigade', In Our Time, Radio 4, 10 January 2008
'How important is it that films are historically accurate?', Today Programme, Radio 4, 15 August 2005
'Zulu', Night Waves, Radio 3, 28 September 2004
'What if the Zulus had defeated the British in 1879?', What If?, Radio 4, 26 April 2004
'The Prince Regent', The Long View, Radio 4, 22 October 2004
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