Peter and Gary explore the people, circumstances and early battles that led to the Battle of Waterloo. The unbelievable story of Napoleon's escape from Elba, his return to power, his assault designed to split the Allied armies in Belgium and the ferocious battles of Ligny and Quatre Bras on 16 June 1815.

Peter and Gary continue exploring the brutal fighting in the Helles sector of Gallipoli, as they revisit the Third Battle of Krithia on the 105th anniversary of the fateful attack.

Peter and Gary explore the Battle of Le Cateau in August 1914, the second major battle fought by the British Army on the Western Front. Did they give the German Army a bloody nose? Did their commander, Smith Dorrien make the right decision to stand and fight? Find out in this fascinating episode!

Our new podcast series, Treasures from the Vault, is launching this week! Join historian Mat McLachlan behind the scenes at the world's great museums, libraries and archives to explore the items that helped shape history!

Look out for Treasures from the Vault on your favourite podcasting app, and don't forget to subscribe and review!

In this special joint podcast, Mat McLachlan speaks to Peter Hart about his new book, The Gallipoli Evacuation. Look out for the book in early-September, and pre-order it on LivingHistoryTV.com from June to receive a very special bonus from Peter Hart!

In this very special episode, Peter and Gary discuss the military career of Montagu Cleeve, who joined the Royal Artillery in 1913 and served as an officer on some of the heaviest guns used in the war, including the mighty 'Boche Buster' railway gun. This episode also features several audio clips of Montagu Cleeve describing his wartime experiences - an amazing chance to hear about the First World War from the voice of a man who lived through it!

**Bonus audio to accompany the Second Krithia Episode**

Gallipoli veteran Joe Murray describes the advance during the Second Battle of Krithia in May 1915.

(Courtesy of the Imperial War Museum, London)

Peter and Gary explore the Second Battle of Krithia, which took place in the Helles sector of Gallipoli in May 1915. The battle was one of the most brutal of the campaign, and drew in troops from Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand. By the time it was over, the Allies realised just what a determined enemy they were facing, and any illusions of an easy victory on the Peninsula had been shattered.

Peter and Gary look closely at the French forces at the start of the First World War, and the vital role they played in the war's opening battles. How did they perform, and have they been misrepresented for too long?

Join Mat McLachlan, Peter Hart and Gary Bain for a special Anzac Day episode. Two podcasts come together - Living History and Peter Hart's Military History - to explore why Gallipoli means so much to Australia and NZ, why it means significantly less to Britain and France, and what the future of remembrance holds for the ill-fated campaign.