1. Tudor Project By Dylan Beatty

2. Wednesday, April 20, 1509 EST. 1485 Price 6d Henry VIII to take the throne Will Henry VIII marry Catherine of Aragon? It is reported that henry VIII will marry Catherine of Aragon and that this is his dying father the King Henry VII’s wish. We asked for a comment from the the Royal court, they refused to answer however we got the inside scoop from one of the Henry juniors best friends - “Buy your new hat this marriage is going to take place.” Member of the Asscoiated Press. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor. Aenean. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor. Aenhswse. Cejhciebce fcdcdcd. ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Henry Junior Catherine of Aragon Hampton Court Tennis match…see inside for all the gossip. TUDOR TIMES

3. King divorces wife Catherine  King to take up with Anne Boleyn  King to leave Catholic Church  What does this mean to his people ? Today Horrible Histories gave this paper the exclusive and the following quotes from Henry himself “Catherine of Aragon was one She failed to give me a son I had to ask her for a divorce That broke her poor heart of course” Interview by Horrible Histories Anne Boleyn 12 th May 1527

4. Off with her head!!  5 reasons why Henry will have wife Anne beheaded  Committed treason  She was a witch!  Could not give Henry a son and heir  Her sharp tongue had made many enemies  She crossed Cromwell and upset his plans We asked the specialist French executioner how he prepared for the occasion ‘Well, actually I’m a bit nervous because I haven’t done a beheading for while, but I hope my aim is better than my English!’ Executioner exclusive 2 nd May 1536

5. The King Has An Heir!  Wife Jane Seymour gives birth to Henry’s heir on St Edward’s Day  Son to become Edward VI at succession  Bells ring out across London  Two thousand rounds to be fired at the Tower of London in celebration Crowds flocked to Hampton Court Palace to hear news of Edward’s arrival News came in the early hours of this morning Fears for mother’s health following thirty hour labour King said to be ‘thrilled’ 12 th October 1537 Jane writes of “a Prince, conceived in most lawful matrimony between my Lord the King's Majesty and us”