In February 1554, England witnessed the tragic end of Lady Jane Grey, the young Protestant noblewoman who reigned as queen for just nine days. Caught in a web of Tudor politics, Jane was thrust onto the throne against her will, only to be overthrown by Queen Mary I. Condemned for treason, her execution in the Tower of London remains one of the most poignant moments in English history. In this episode, we explore her rise, downfall, and final moments on the scaffold.

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