9.2K views · 107 reactions | The blame for Archbishop Thomas Becket's brutal murder in Canterbury cathedral has often been laid at Henry II's door, but how did the medieval monarch respond to the news of his long-time friend and so-called 'troublesome priest'. Michael Staunton explains... Listen to the full conversation ad-free at historyextra.com/podcast or search 'historyextra' wherever you listen to podcasts.  by Getty Images | HistoryExtra | Facebook

The renowned medieval shrine of St. Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral in England has been reconstructed – in digital form, at least. The rebuilding work has been carried out by a team from the University of York’s Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture. #Cathedral #Shrine #Shalom | Shalom World

On the 800th Anniversary of the Consecration of the Shrine of St Thomas Becket, join the clergy of Canterbury Cathedral for today's service. | Canterbury Cathedral