Another popular story last week was the auction of another supposed flag from the Battle of Bosworth (see here for a link to another<\/a> from past September):<\/p>\n * Richard III’s ‘Battle of Bosworth flag’ sold at Suffolk auction<\/a><\/p>\n In “Tudors on TV” news – Suzannah Lipscomb’s newest program, a two-part documentary on Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn’s relationship, starts Thursday on Channel 5 in the UK:<\/p>\n * Henry & Anne: The Lovers Who Changed History<\/a><\/p>\n And finally… <\/p>\n I just wanted to give a shout-out to the British Library’s Flickr account<\/a>, which now has over 1 million public domain images from their collections. And of course there are some Tudor-history-related items in there, such as the one above of Henry VIII and Will Somers from the Psalter of Henry VIII<\/a> and this one of the Trial of Mary Queen of Scots<\/a> as just a few examples!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The story that lit up my news alerts the most this past week was the announcement that a team of researchers working on the DNA of Richard III are going to map the king’s complete genome: * Richard III: Scientists to sequence DNA Another popular story last week was the…<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/tudorhistory.org\/blogpics\/henryharp.jpg\")
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