On the night when Edward IV won his crown back from Henry VI, he had to decide how to deal with those who had still been backing Henry during the day.

When Jack Cade told Henry VI to make peace with France and tackle corruption at court, the King really should have listened.

With the Lambert Simnel affair not yet forgotten, another boy claims to be the rightful King of England.

Sir Thomas More gives his explanation for the mysterious disappearance of King Richard III’s nephews.

Henry VII must decide how to deal with a boy calling himself ‘King Edward VI’.

A struggle between rival Royal Houses begins in 1455, after questions are raised about King Henry VI’s capacity to rule.