Why was a New England Victorian lady immortalised as an axe murderer, and how did her trial hold a mirror to gender and social tensions of the era? Show more

Lucy Worsley investigates the case of the young female servant who runs away with a stable boy after the murders of her master and his housekeeper. Did she help kill them? Show more

Lucy Worsley uncovers the story of Mary Surratt, a pious widow and mother, who faced a death sentence for conspiring to murder President Abraham Lincoln. Show more

Lucy Worsley uncovers the story of Alice Mitchell who kills her former girlfriend in Memphis, Tennessee in 1892 after a stormy and illicit relationship. Show more

Lucy Worsley is hot on the heels of Maria Manning, the so-called Lady Macbeth of Bermondsey, who killed her lover and shocked the nation in 1849. Show more

Lucy Worsley uncovers a case of infanticide in the north of Ireland in the 1860s with the Lady Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, Dame Siobhan Keegan. Show more

Guest Detective Sasha Wass KC joins Lucy Worsley to investigate the suburban stabbing that put New Woman Edith Thompson, on trial for her husband’s murder. Show more

Lucy Worsley investigates how two sisters poisoned acquaintances for the life insurance money. With author Lynda La Plante CBE. Show more

Human Rights activist Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts joins Lucy Worsley to investigate the 1896 murder of a First Nations child and the ongoing impact of Australia’s Stolen Generations. Show more

Lucy Worsley delves into the remarkable story of Marguerite Fahmy, a Frenchwoman whose fairytale romance comes to a grisly end when she shoots her husband at the Savoy Hotel. Show more

Lucy Worsley and forensic psychologist Dr Katherine Ramsland investigate a nurse who’s killing her patients and ask how she got away with murder for so long. Show more

Lucy Worsley and Professor Rosalind Crone discuss women and the law with immigration lawyer and comedian Sikisa Bostwick-Barnes. Show more

Helena Bonham Carter shines a light on extraordinary stories from World War Two. Join her for incredible tales of deception, acts of resistance and courage.

Lucy Worsley and Professor Rosalind Crone swap notes with barrister Nneka Akudolu about how they use evidence to build a case. Show more

Lucy Worsley and Dr Rosalind Crone look back at the final four episodes and ask, what made these four women take such extraordinary actions to solve their problems? Show more

Lucy Worsley talks to fellow historian Greg Jenner about the process of making You're Dead To Me. Show more

Lucy Worsley explores the story of Margaret Garner, an enslaved mother in 1850s America, who commits a murder that transforms her into an icon of tragedy and resistance. Show more

Lucy Worsley explores the story of Elizabeth Taylor, a backstreet abortionist in late 19th-century Melbourne, Australia, who spent decades playing cat and mouse with the law. Show more

Lucy Worsley revisits the crimes of murderesses including Mary Surratt, accused of conspiring to assassinate a President and Maria Manning the ‘Lady Macbeth of Bermondsey’. Show more

Lucy Worsley uncovers the case of a 25-year-old woman accused of drowning her stepdaughter in a remote part of Romney Marsh in Kent in the 1860s. Show more