Inside the Tower of London

Curator Kate Clements presents evidence about the final moments of the last man executed at the Tower of London - German spy Josef Jakobs. She shares where in the Tower Josef was put to death and the story of how this German family man-turned-spy found himself in front of a firing squad. At the Middle Tower, the entire front entrance has been closed for a massive renovation project.

Curator Alfred Hawkins joins human bone specialist James Langthorn to learn more about the skeletons of two people who were buried at the Tower 800 years ago. The remains were found by archaeologists excavating outside the Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula, and have been identified as a woman and a small child. Also, Gaoler John Donnell explores how the Kray twins found themselves locked in the Tower.

This edition reveals explosive research about the secret role of the Tower in Tudor times. When chief historian Tracy Borman meets researcher Dannielle Shaw, she discovers how the Tower was once at the centre of an international spy ring. As Remembrance Sunday approaches, the Tower's attention turns to fallen comrades.

Chief historian Tracy Borman sets out to solve one of the greatest mysteries of the Tudor age - what happened to Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary Rose. As August 15 approaches, chief yeoman warder Paul Langley and his deputy, gaoler John Donnell, prepare the Tower's commemorations for VJ, or Victory over Japan Day.