I love you and would kill before I would see you taken from me.

Lady Killers is back.

Join me Lucy Worsley to investigate infamous female criminals from the past.

It's really important that we listen to these voices about the society in which they lived.

We're seeking to understand these women from the

21st century feminists. We cannot put women into history on the basis of likeability.

Put all the women back, the sinners and the saints.

Lady Killers, listen first on BBC Sounds.

Hello, you're listening to the Witness History Podcast

when the BBC World Service with me Jill Curzley. It's 1994 and the BBC were asking

this.

Imagine what it would be like to be able to talk to any computer in the world, including the one in the White House.

It seems unbelievable now, but this was a time when many people hadn't even heard of the internet or email,

let alone used it.

And it was a time when computers, cakes and Kylie came together to play their part in the success

of what's said to be the first internet cafe.

It was great to be part of, you know, connecting the world

and also letting people connect with similar-minded people.

Meet Ava Pasco, one of the founders of Siberia Cafe.

Ava's interest in computers started in her home country of Poland.

When she grew up there, the country was still behind the Iron Curtain.

We were all gamers and we all wanted to game on the top

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