Boudicca's resistance to Rome:Texts and analysis

This documentary provides useful descriptions of the early Roman settle of southern Britain. It includes a description of Suetonius’s campaign against the Druids on the Isle of Mona.

Tony Robinson uncovers the real life and history behind some the first iron lady of Britain - Boadicea.

This documentary covers the uprising led by Queen Boudicca against Roman rule in Britain. It gives a blow-by-blow account of the battle of wits fought between Boudicca and her adversary, the Roman governor Suetonius Paulinus.

Historian Bettany Hughes focuses on the day when Roman troops earned the undying hatred of a fierce and fearless queen who led a revolt that came perilously close to ending the Roman occupation of Britannia. Around 60 AD, troops invaded Boudica's settlement, flogged her and raped her daughters. The outrage provoked the Iceni queen to lead a revolt that came perilously close to ending the Roman occupation of Britannia

Presented by Neil Oliver and Alice Roberts, this documentary examines the history of the Celts in Europe, covering their society, politics and art. In Part 3 the Roman army turns its attention to an island of rich resources, powerful tribes and druids - Britain. It tells the story of the Celts' last stand against the Roman army - a revolt led by the Warrior Queen Boudicca.

An exploration of the rebellion spearheaded by the warrior queen known as Boudicca. One of the most damaging outbreaks of dissent the Romans ever had to deal with, Boudicca's rebellion has become embellished with myth over the centuries. Historical sources and archaeological research is used explain how the revolt started and why it failed.

This historically inaccurate but comically pleasing program shows Boudicas interaction and conflict with her Roman masters as she unleashes a wrecking ball on Colchester, St Albans and London. We also meet famous Emperors Caligula and Nero, dishing out their unique brand of Imperial nastiness. Other sketches include chatty death and historical grand design.

They took her land, stole her jewellery, and murdered her wolfhound. Now Warrior Queen Boadicea (played by Alex Kingston) wants revenge and woad to any Roman who stands in her way.