A look at civilian and military registers kept by British authorities, churches, consulates and other bodies abroad.

This talk examines the context of the translation of the King James Bible and considers the extent of King James' involvement in its production.

Speaker Jo Pugh explores the British government's sometimes uneasy relationship with the film industry, shedding light on four decades of cinema history.

This talk covers the period from the mid-17th century to the present day and uses individual cases to explain the different legal courts and types of cases they heard.

A basic guide, using examples, to the surviving records of service for Metropolitan Police officers, and an overview of the origins of the service.

This talk takes a look at the army of civil servants, temporary clerks, registrars, enumerators and others, and the part they played in this astonishing feat of organisation once a decade.

This talk summarises the outcomes of the Building Environment Simulation (BES) project and discusses next steps in the care of the collection of The National Archives.

Records specialist Sarah Hutton discusses the 19th century shift in the way mental health was viewed.

The University of Strathclyde's Dr Bruce Durie conducts a guided tour of Scottish testaments, or 'wills'.

Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche's expansion in the UK in the early 20th century.