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Professor Kate Williams

Kate Williams

About Professor Kate Williams

About Professor Kate Williams

Professor Kate Williams pressents The Stuarts: A Bloody Reign, this week looking at the Wynn family's lives during the reign of Charles I. Thursday 3rd May at 8pm on Yesterday. You an also see Kate on The Royal Wives of Windsor as she takes a look at the house of Windsor and the challenges of being a royal bride on weekdays at 9pm, starts Monday 30th April on ITV.

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2020 is off to flying start over here at Knight Ayton Management, with plenty of familiar faces hitting our screens. Lucrezia Millarini is swapping the ITV news room for the skating rink on ITV’s Dancing On Ice, while Martin Lewis’s ratings continue to soar with The Martin Lewis Money Show also on…

Professor Kate Williams contributes to Elizabeth: Our Queen. The latest episode looks at the challenges Queen Elizabeth II faced with modernising the British Empire and balancing her royal duties with her family life are recounted. Tuesday 13th February at 9pm on Channel 5.

Professor Kate Williams features on Elizabeth: Our Queen, looking at Elizabeth II's life. The first episode of the series starts from her birth in 1926 to being on tour in Kenya in 1952 when she learns of her fathers death. Tuesday 6th February at 9pm on Channel 5.

Professor Kate Williams answers questions on famous people with the name ‘Jack’ on the series finale of Insert Name Here. Monday 22nd January at 10.30pm on BBC One.

Professor Kate Williams and Suzannah Lipscomb compete on an Academia themed edition of Pointless Celebrities on Sunday 13th January at 6.40pm on BBC One.

Professor Kate Williams joins Jimmy Carr on The Big Fat Quiz of Everything to host a special Victorian round demonstrating the use of historical items on Friday 12th January at 9pm on Channel 4.