Worcester Cathedral

He uses white roses everywhere when he's king because it reminds the people that Elizabeth of York is with him and their children are Yorkist.

Anyone who's been to see Prince Arthur's tomb in Worcester Cathedral, a remarkable building, you know, tomb, chantry palace, and on the exterior of it, it's full of Yorkist symbols, like the falcon and the fetal lock, the white rose of York.

Henry needed Elizabeth and he exploited her ancestry and her heraldry for his own programme.

So I think Henry VII had a sense of humour.

With his spirit broken, John fell ill and died within a week of the incident.

His body was laid to rest at Worcester Cathedral.

Today, the marble top of his tomb is the lid of his original coffin and thought to be the oldest royal effigy in England.

King John had left the country in a state of chaos and anarchy, with London already under French control.

old yeah it's like no now i feel like moses crossing the red sea you know people part out my way um but yeah in those days it was like yeah you had weirdos coming up to you didn't they like you could stand at a bus stop and someone just come up to you and start praying for you it's like get lost so

Although one of my favourite stories of a student who was in the year above me here and he was waiting, he'd called a taxi to bring him back from town and he was waiting by the Elgar statue down by Worcester Cathedral.

Yeah.

And this car pulled up and he was a big...

Farmers gathered to give thanks and celebrate their community during a special harvest service.

The Worcestershire Farmers' Harvest Thanksgiving took place in Worcester Cathedral on Sunday, organised by the Chaplaincy for Agriculture and Rural Life, or CAL.

Farmers from across the county joined together to give thanks to God and celebrate rural life.

Young farmers from clubs across Worcestershire brought offerings of gifts to the altar, including different crops and other produce from farms, giving thanks for the earth in which they grow.