Robinson

Tony Robinson continues to explore the history, influence and population of the world-famous Thames.

The Somme – The First 24 Hours with Tony Robinson tells the powerful and moving story of five men of one battalion as they enlist, train for and take part in the worst disaster in the history of the British army. With a secret diary kept by Private Frank Meakin – the first time it has been seen on television anywhere – and the haunting battlefields of northern France as a backdrop, Sir Tony Robinson recounts the tale of the Sheffield City ‘pals’ as only he can.

Documentary in which Anne Robinson asks what the secret is to a happy relationship. Journeying around the UK, Anne meets some very different couples to find out.

Tony Robinson explores the history, influence and population of the world-famous Thames. It runs right through London - the place where he was born and where his family have lived for 300 years.

Tony Robinson looks back at conflicts Britain was involved in during the second half of the 20th century. After World War II, Britain and her allies were embroiled in several serious conflicts around the world, many of which are largely forgotten by the public. In this six-part series, Tony explores the forgotten conflicts he lived through.

Tony Robinson uncovers key events and major influences that define Australia, taking a romp through time to reveal a history that sometimes challenges what is known about the land down under.

Hands-on history travelogue about the 200-mile coast-to-coast walking trail made famous by Alfred Wainwright.

Tony Robinson - whose grandfather enlisted in the First World War - gains an unparalleled perspective of the Great War from 3D photographs.

The actor goes on a journey across Egypt, where a series of incredible new discoveries are being made. He travels the length of the Nile, from Cairo to Aswan, to investigate tombs of all shapes and sizes, and meets the archaeologists, including John Ward, who are unearthing extraordinary wonders.

The historian explores the UK's network of ancient trackways and roads, which have been walked by pilgrims, hunters and invaders over the course of the past 5,000 years, each one shrouded in myth, mystery and legend.