麻豆约拍

In 1928, William Paton went to jail for having sex with another man. Susan Morrison takes a trip down the Broomielaw with historian Jeff Meek where she learns more about William's fate and the gang of male prostitutes he led known as the White hats.

What do historians think about the current debate on tearing down monuments to past heroes some people now regard as villains? Susan invites Richard Finlay and Chandrika Kaul to Glasgow's George Square to examine the statue of Victorian military man Sir Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde, who crushed the Indian Rebellion of 1857.

Medieval historian Robert Bartlett tells Susan just what he thinks of Braveheart and other movies set in the middle ages, and we celebrate the centenary of WW1 heroine Elsie Inglis.