Updates

The US cover for Saul’s new book Operation Thunderbolt: Flight 139 and the Raid on Entebbe – published by Little, Brown on 1 December 2015 – has just been released.

Saul’s video for the AQA examining board – to promote the new History A-Level – has just gone live. Click here.

The French film company StudioCanal is in negotiations to buy the rights to Saul’s forthcoming non-fiction book, ‘Operation Thunderbolt: Flight 139 and the Raid on Entebbe’.

Saul’s latest film on horses during the First World War, ‘The Equine Army’, will be repeated on BBC4 on Monday 29 September at 8 a.m.

Next Monday 2 June 2014, at 7.30pm, Saul will present The Equine Army for BBC1 in the West (to be repeated on BBC4) as part of the World War One at Home strand. For more details click here

A week tomorrow, Friday 6 June 2014, Saul will give a talk on 100 Days to Victory at the Corsham Arts Festival. Click here for further details

Saul’s next talk on 100 Days to Victory will be at the Salisbury International Arts Festival on Friday 30 May at 2.30 p.m. Click here for further details

At 10am this Sunday, 18 May 2014, Saul will appear on the panel of  BBC1’s The Big Questions, alongside Jeremy Paxman, Sir Hew Strachan. David Stevenson and others. Presented by Nicky Campbell, it asks the question: ‘Did the First World War change Britain for the better?’  Click here for details

Lovely review of 100 Days to Victory in yesterday’s Evening Standard. William Leith wrote: ‘If you’re an ordinary person and you want to read one modern book on the First World War, this might well be it. Saul David has divided the war into 100 crucial days – and given us 100 well-told stories…recounted here with great skill.’