Why do we accept a history of England where women are invisible?

From the multi-million copy best seller, Philippa Gregory,

comes a radical retelling of our nation's history.

Normal women, 900 years of making history.

The normal women you will meet in these pages, Fluse Bitfires.

Build ships went to war campaign, wrote,

laughed, committed crimes, invented things rioted,

and made history.

Normal women by Philippa Gregory, out now in Hardback,

keyboard and audio book.

We are listening to The Evidence Locker.

Our cases have been researched using open-source and archive materials.

It deals with true crimes and real people.

Some parts are graphic in nature, and listener discretion is advised.

Each episode is produced with the utmost respect to the victims,

their families, and loved ones.

If you were to walk the streets of Desa Roslau at dusk,

you'd experience a somewhat sleepy town.

Its cobblestone streets would be empty,

and the stores would mostly be closed.

You'd see elegant four-story buildings lining the wide streets as you walked along.

The Anhalton University of Applied Sciences encourages foreign students

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