In June, 2013, BBC One debuted a 10-part series, The White Queen, a depiction of the Wars of the Roses seen through the eyes of key women, and based on a series of historical novels by Philippa Gregory.
The Beatles' Last Show: Alan Parsons, Eyewitness. At noon on this day, January 30, in 1969, the Beatles strolled out onto the roof of their Apple Corp building on Londonâs Saville Row to perform a concert for assembled friends and family.
James Taylor picking up an award from Radio 2. Moving to London in 1967, Taylor became the first non-British singer to sign to The Beatles' label, Apple. He became a close friend of Paul McCartney and George Harrison and was privileged enough to witness the recording sessions for The White Album first hand.