Becky Hoskins studied History at the University of Bristol and is the Web Assistant for BBC History Magazine.
A summary of this week's historical headlines: Edinburgh Castle, Bosworth Field and Abbey Road hit the news; there's fashion, UFOs and a plane cemetery; whilst disputes surround Alexandre Dumas and the future of our online heritage.
Museum of Liverpool charged a hefty sum for inhibiting view.
Edinburgh Castle crowned ‘most visited’ Scottish attraction.
‘Insults’ from Defence Officials censored as UFO files are made public.
English Heritage advises Abbey Road to be given a listed status.
1920s Chanel fashion up for bids in Paris.
Bosworth field lines are re-drawn.
New campaign to protect ancient sites from off-roading ‘menaces’.
‘The Boneyard’, the world’s biggest plane cemetery.
Fears over Britain’s website heritage.
Casting of 19th Century novelist Dumas in new film sparks race row.
Becky Hoskins studied History at the University of Bristol and is the Web Assistant for BBC History Magazine.
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