The Tudor Traitor Who Killed Anne Boleyn
Forget celebrities running around the Highlands... come back to the 16th century Tudor court when being a traitor meant literally losing your head. Joining Kate today is Tudor historian and author Nicola Tallis, to expose the ultimate Tudor traitor: Thomas Cromwell. Why did he work so hard to make Anne Boleyn queen…
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