The A to Z of Battles continues with E. Tony & Freya look at the war in Ethiopia (okay, Abyssinia, but we've done A!), the Siege of Exeter, and the battles of Ethandun, Edgehill and Evesham.

Plaque on the Monument to the Battle of Edgehill

Late 13th c - Death and mutilation of Simon de Montfort at the Battle of Evesham. Above Simon is the body of his son Henry.

In the fourth episode of An A-Z of Battles, Tony and Freya look at the Battles of Deorham, Dieppe, and Dien Bien Phu, two battles of Dunbar, and the Battle of Delium.

Victory in Battle of Dien Bien Phu, 1954

Map of the Battle of Delium

In this episode of the A to Z of Battles, Tony and Freya look at Chippawa, Clyst St Mary, Culloden, Crecy, Camlann, and Carthage.

The memorial cairn at the centre of the battlefield of Culloden, near Inverness in Scotland.

Ruins of Carthage, Tunisia

Continuing with the A to Z of battles, Freya and Tony look at Bannockburn, the Boyne, and Barnet, Brandywine, Blenheim, and Balaclava.

THE BATTLE OF BARNET

Note how the formations swing around during the battle

THE BATTLE OF BALACLAVA

"Charge of the light cavalry brigade, 25th Oct. 1854, under Major General the Earl of Cardigan" Tinted lithograph

The Charge of the Light Brigade by Caton Woodville

Welcome to our new series of podcasts, the A-Z of Battles. For each letter, Tony and Freya choose a favourite battle of theirs to discuss, as well as looking briefly at several that didn't make the cut. For A, they look at Arnhem, the Alamo, Antietam, Austerlitz, and their final choices are Agincourt and El Alamein.

Sherman tanks of 9th Queen's Royal Lancers during the Battle of El Alamein, 5 November 1942.