Articles
BBC History Magazine
Where did Amelia Earhart spend her tragic last moments?
BBC History Magazine
August Agboola Browne, Freedom-fighting jazzman
Telegraph
Sub-machine guns, prosthetic legs and ‘uncivil service’: The lives of Britain’s female spies
2015
Telegraph
Inside the mind of the female assassin
Historia Magazine
Erich Karl, one of the first children saved
2021
Historia Magazine
Carolyn Kirby interviews Clare Mulley about the English Heritage Blue Plaque for Christine Granville aka Krystyna Skarbek
2020
First donation to Save the Children was a £5 note from the lawyer who had just successfully prosecuted its founder
2019
Telegraph
I’m going face to face with a forgotten war heroine
2019
Historia Magazine
The Woman Who Saved the Children
2019
Dan Snow’s History Hit
The Forgotten Story of Eglantyne Jebb: The Woman Who Founded Save the Children
2019
Historia Magazine
The extraordinary family history that inspired Michael Morpurgo’s latest book
2018
Military History Monthly
Women at War: Krystyna Skarbek, The Spy Who Loved
2018
Historia Magazine
The Women Who Flew for Hitler
2018
Mirror
One offered to fly Hitler to safety while the other plotted his assassination – yet both these women were German patriots
2017
Telegraph
Why it’s high time the RAF allowed women to fight as well as fly
2017
Telegraph
One tried to kill him, one tried to save him: the women who flew for Hitler
2017
Telegraph
Deadlier than the male: Inside the secret world of female assassins
2017
History Today
Warsaw’s Child of Freedom
2014
Telegraph
Wartime Heroines Forgotten in Peace
2014
History Today
Resistance Movements, A Force For Change
2012