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Logically as journalists we have to go to the place of bombing to see what happened to interview people but honestly it is very risky.

Hello I'm David Knowles, host of Battle Lines, an original Telegraph podcast.

Join me and our foreign correspondence on the ground

for the latest analysis on the Israel Hamas war.

We're in a new phase of fighting now in Gaza,

before the Israeli military was targeting the Norse,

then they were moving south now it's everywhere

listen to battle lines every Friday on apple Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts Hello and welcome to the Irish history podcast.

My name is Finn Dwyer, and this is episode 16.

In this show, we return to medieval Ireland

in an episode that will bring the 11th century to life. to to the sounds and smells of the medieval world. On this journey through daily life we will look at

Ireland from the perspective of one of the few known visitors to the island in the 11th century.

Godwin Godwinson, the son of the Anglo-Saxon king of

England Haralds Godwinson, who came to Ireland in 1067. 7.

Godwin-Godwin's story begins like so many others from this period,

amid the carnage of a battlefield.

At Hastings in the southeast of England, on October the 14th, 1066, an Anglo-Saxon army led by their

king, Harold Godwinson faced down an invading Norman force led

by William the Conqueror. In a fierce battle that raged for hours the Saxons held the Normans at bay. However, by evening, their line

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