This documentary takes you into the heart of Viking-ruled England, exploring what daily life was like under the Danelaw. From ...

Following King Alfred’s pivotal victory at Edington in 878, the struggle for England was far from over. With Guthrum settled ...

Danelaw was first established following the Battle of Edington in 878 between the invading Vikings, led by Viking warlord Guthrum (Ben Roe) and the King of Wessex, Alfred the Great.

The Danelaw. In Our Time. Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss how a series of Danish invasions, settlements and battles with Anglo-Saxons changed England in the 9th and 10th centuries.

Danelaw and the English. The 'Anglo-Saxon Chronicle' of 793 gives us a vivid picture of Britain under attack from Viking invaders. 'Terrible portents appeared over Northumbria and miserably ...

The Danelaw Villagers set up camp at Murton Park on a monthly basis, showing what life would have been like in the Viking era. A spokesperson for Murton Park said: "The Danelaw Villagers are ...

The Danelaw included counties north of an imaginary line running from London to Bedford and then up to Chester. This was disputed land throughout the 10th Century.

Peter Hamilton (The Poetry of Exile, Bridlington) returns to the Old Red Lion Theatre with a new adaptation of his groundbreaking play Danelaw, combining his trademark absurdist writing style with ...