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Telegraph

‘Sub-machine guns, prosthetic legs and ‘uncivil service’: The hidden lives of Britain’s female spies’

‘Inside the mind of the female assassin’

‘I’m going face to face with a forgotten war heroine’

‘Deadlier than the male: Inside the secret world of female assassins’

‘Why it’s high time the RAF allowed women to fight as well as fly‘

‘One tried to kill him, one tried to save him: the women who flew for Hitler’

‘Wartime Heroines Forgotten in Peace’

BBC History Magazine

‘August Agboola Browne, Freedom-fighting jazzman’

‘Where did Amelia Earhart spend her tragic last moments?’

‘Extraordinary People: Melitta von Schiller, air ace who flew in the face of convention’

History Today

‘Warsaw’s Child of Freedom’

‘Resistance Movements, A Force For Change’

‘American Air Museum opens at IWM Duxford’

Mirror

‘One offered to fly Hitler to safety while the other plotted his assassination – yet both these women were German patriots‘

Mail

‘First donation to Save the Children was a £5 note from the lawyer who had just successfully prosecuted its founder‘

‘Children saved by a woman who didn’t like them‘

Express

‘The woman who hated children…and saved them‘

Britain at War Magazine

Military History Monthly

‘Women With Wings: the Allied female pilots of the Second World War’

‘Hitler’s Valkyries: the story of two remarkable women, test pilots in the Third Reich’s struggle against the Allied cause’

‘Women at War: Krystyna Skarbek, The Spy Who Loved‘

‘Women at War: The Women Who Flew for Hitler’

‘Women at War: Eglantyne Jebb, Founder of Save the Children’

Church Times

‘Running to the Pope for cash‘

Historia Magazine

Six-year-old Erich Karl was rescued from starvation in Germany in 1919 when Save the Children fed him ‘cocoa soup’. Clare Mulley interviewed Erich, just weeks before he died aged 107: Erich Karl, one of the first children saved

‘The extraordinary family history that inspired Michael Morpurgo’s latest book’

Historia Interviews Clare Mulley about the English Heritage Vlue Plaque for Krystyna Skarbek aka Christine Granville

‘Carolyn Kirby interviews Clare Mulley about the English Heritage Blue Plaque for Christine Granville aka Krystyna Skarbek’

‘The Woman Who Saved the Children‘

‘The Women Who Flew for Hitler‘

Hope not Hate magazine

‘Heroes of the Resistance, Krystyna Skarbek: The Spy Who Loved’

Dan Snow’s History Hit

‘The Forgotten Story of Eglantyne Jebb: The Woman Who Founded Save the Children‘