Lucy Worsley travels across Britain and Europe visiting the incredible locations where Royal history was made. In beautiful palaces and castles and on dramatic battlefields she investigates how Royal history is a mixture of facts, exaggeration, manipulation and mythology.

Lucy Worsley travels across Britain and Europe visiting the incredible locations where Royal history was made. In beautiful palaces and castles and on dramatic battlefields she investigates how Royal history is a mixture of facts, exaggeration, manipulation and mythology.

Lucy Worsley tells the story of Britain’s royals and photography. It’s a tale that begins with Albert and Victoria’s enthusiasm for having their pictures taken – and for taking pictures. Closer to our own time, such figures as Princess Margaret, often photographed by her husband, Lord Snowden, and Princess Diana loom large.

Lucy Worsley will return to BBC Two with a brand new series of Lucy Worsley Investigates, again examining cases in forensic details and following evidence to uncover witnesses, victims, heroes and villains. 　　In the next series, Worsley will look into the Gunpowder Plot, Bloody Mary, Jack the Ripper and the legacy of William the Conqueror’s invasion of 1066. Transmission details for the series will be announced in due course. 　　Lucy Worsley Investigates is a 4x60’ series for BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and PBS. 　　[Description] 　　The Gunpowder Plot: Over 400 years ago, a group of radical Catholics, including Guy Fawkes, came within hours of blowing up the Palace of Westminster, along with the King and his government. The plot was foiled, and an Act of Parliament passed, which centuries later is still marked by family friendly Bonfire Night celebrations on 5th November. Lucy sets out to investigate the reality of a divisive time when young men felt driven to extremes. She delves inside the minds of the plotters, searching for evidence in their childhoods, in the rooms where they secretly met, and where Guy Fawkes finally faced his interrogators. 　　Jack The Ripper: Lucy uncovers the truth behind this true crime obsession. A story that goes beyond a single psychotic killer and his tragic victims, to a burgeoning newspaper industry in a desperate battle for readers converging with growing social divide. Lucy reveals how this single case transformed Britain's understanding of poverty while giving birth to a new kind of sensationalist journalism with Ripperology', whose misogyny still endures in the press coverage of murders of women today. 　　After 1066: Nearly 1000 years after William of Normandy's invasion of England, fresh perspectives are uncovering a series of hidden clues that reveal the Norman Conquest wasn't a seamless transition to a new era, but a profound national trauma that has been erased from our collective memory. Lucy's investigation takes her to France to reveal the cause of the infamous invasion and follows in William's footsteps as he attempts to bend a nation to his will. Privileged and rare access to the Domesday Book sends Lucy on a quest that uncovers a series of forgotten rebellions against King William's rule in the North of England where in 1069, William would face the biggest threat to his new crown. His response was to use any means necessary to hold onto power and the impact is still evident in England today. 　　Bloody Mary: In this extraordinarily overlooked period in Tudor history, Lucy investigates the truth behind the Queen known as Bloody Mary. Lucy's journey takes her to some of the great Tudor palaces of England, from Framlingham Castle to Hampton Court and into the heart of Westminster Abbey where Mary came to be crowned and where she rests today. By revisiting Mary's traumatic childhood, the challenges she faced as England's first crowned Queen, the fateful nine months of a phantom pregnancy and her formidable campaign to convert England back to Catholicism, Lucy reveals Mary I in a fresh new light.

Lucy Worsley will return to BBC Two with a brand new series of Lucy Worsley Investigates, again examining cases in forensic details and following evidence to uncover witnesses, victims, heroes and villains. In the next series, Worsley will look into the Gunpowder Plot, Bloody Mary, Jack the Ripper and the legacy of William the Conqueror’s invasion of 1066. Transmission details ...

作为历史皇家宫殿基金会的总馆长露西·沃斯利将带我们进入三座非凡的伦敦宫殿——伦敦塔、汉普顿宫和肯辛顿宫，并对这三座充满珍宝的宫殿进行闭门参观，并为我们讲述着英国持续近千年的君主制故事。

Lucy Worsley, chief curator at Historic Royal Palaces, explores how the physical and mental health of our past monarchs has shaped the history of the nation. From Henry VIII to Edward VIII's abdication in 1936, this three-part series re-introduces our past royals not just as powerful potentates, but as human beings, each with their own very personal problems of biology and psychology. 　　Stripping away the regal facade, Lucy examines their medical problems, doctors' reports, personal correspondence and intimate possessions to gain a unique insight into the real men and women behind the royal portraits. She uncovers how kings and queens have had to deal with infertility, religious extremism, depression, bisexuality and culture shock. But could these supposed chinks in the royal armour provide a surprising explanation for the enduring power of the British monarchy? Lucy argues that the survival of the monarchy has been determined not so much by the strengths of our past monarchs but by their weaknesses.

Lucy Worsley, chief curator at Historic Royal Palaces, explores how the physical and mental health of our past monarchs has shaped the history of the nation. From Henry VIII to Edward VIII's abdication in 1936, this three-part series re-introduces our past royals not just as powerful potentates, but as human beings, each with their own very personal problems of biology and psychology. 　　Stripping away the regal facade, Lucy examines their medical problems, doctors' reports, personal correspondence and intimate possessions to gain a unique insight into the real men and women behind the royal portraits. She uncovers how kings and queens have had to deal with infertility, religious extremism, depression, bisexuality and culture shock. But could these supposed chinks in the royal armour provide a surprising explanation for the enduring power of the British monarchy? Lucy argues that the survival of the monarchy has been determined not so much by the strengths of our past monarchs but by their weaknesses.

现如今，很少有哪个人的衣橱所受到的关注可与英国王室相提并论。几乎每日都有新闻评论王室成员衣着。大众对王室衣橱的窥探由来已久，在本片中，主持人将大开皇家衣橱之门，尽览古今国王与王后的华服美裳。王室服饰的魅力不仅在于其剪裁和色彩它们超越了纯粹的服饰 成为一种象征或表达。