Harry Howard is a History Correspondent at MailOnline. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, as well as sports, while also reporting on general assignment news. Harry's work has been featured in outlets such as This Is Money, Express Digest, and WWL-TV Channel 4.
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A new BBC documentary plays to viewers a recording of a phone conversation where an associate told the smuggler in Cockney rhyming slang that his phone was being tapped.
Smithfield Market was, wrote Charles Dickens in Oliver Twist, a place where 'filth and mire' rose 'nearly ankle-deep', as the 'reeking bodies of cattle' massed all around.
Lancaster RA508 was one of more than 1,100 planes dispatched to bomb Dortmund on March 12, 1945 - and one of just two aircraft lost during the raid. Above:
Shalom Nagar oversaw the hanging of the war criminal after he was convicted over his role in organising the Holocaust, in which around six million Jews were murdered.
It was a method of identity theft used by the KGB, the IRA, a disgraced MP and even the very man who showed ordinary people how to do it.
Bobby Sands was one of ten who went on hunger strike over the government's refusal to grant Republican inmates 'special category status'.
In 1962 - when the Cuban Missile Crisis between the US and Russia had threatened global annihilation - what was initially codenamed Operation CANDID was drawn up.
Daphne Park rose to become one of the most senior controllers at MI6. She ran agents in Moscow during the Cold War, infiltrated Hanoi and smuggled men out of Congo.
Cohen, a spy for Israel's feared intelligence agency, was hanged in Damascus in 1965 after his cover was blown. The agent was depicted by Sacha Baron Cohen in 2019 Netflix drama The Spy.
The British naval hero was fatally shot in 1805 during the Battle of Trafalgar, in which the Royal Navy triumphed over the combined forces of France and Spain.
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