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In 2011 Lucy Worsley presented the four-part television series If Walls Could Talk exploring the history of British homes, from peasants’ cottages to palaces; and the three-part series Elegance and Decadence: The Age of the Regency.
In 2012 Lucy Worsley co-presented the three-part television series Antiques Uncovered, with antiques and collectibles expert Mark Hill, and Harlots, Housewives and Heroines, a three-part series on the lives of women after the Civil War and the Restoration of Charles II. Later that year she presented a documentary on Dorothy Hartley’s Food in England as part of the BBC Four “Food and Drink” strand.
Lucy Worsley’s BBC series, A Very British Murder, examined the “morbid national obsession” with murder. The series looked at a number of cases from the 19th century, beginning with the Ratcliff Highway murders which gained national attention in 1811, the Red Barn Murder of 1826 and the “Bermondsey Horror” case of Frederick and Maria Manning in 1849. BBC Books went on to publish her book, A Very British Murder, which was based on the series, a year later.
In 2014, the three-part series The First Georgians: The German Kings Who Made Britain explored the contributions of the German-born kings George I and George II. The series explained why the Hanoverian George I came to be chosen as a British monarch, how he was succeeded by his very different son George II and why, without either, the current United Kingdom would likely be a very different place. The series emphasises the positive influence of these kings whilst showing the flaws in each. A Very British Romance, a three part series for BBC4, was based on the romantic novels to uncover the forces shaping our very British happily ever after and how our feelings have been affected by social, political and cultural ideas.
Lots of goodies in #SixLives, the new exhibition at @NPGLondon on the queens of Henry VIII. 1/6 is a writing box possibly owned by Catherine of Aragon (V&A loan)
Lots of chat in the office yesterday about what @TracyBorman is going to wear to get her OBE, which led to me recounting an Unfortunate Event. My own outfit was a 1960s velvet dress and bolero I bought online. Unfortunately the dress was too small (1/3)
What a beautiful day it was today at #HamptonCourt Palace! So lovely 😍
Shane Bradley
I don’t know what Lucy has, but by Dawkins she certainly has it!
She’s the sexiest presenter on television, by a country mile!
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Hi Shane, we are privileged to have Lucy on our screens and she is fit.
Gary Millstein
She us so hot and super intelligent a goddess
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Your not wrong there Gary, Lucy is one of our favourites on the website