Tomorrow, General Sir Nicholas Houghton will officially be installed as the 160th Constable of the Tower of London. The Constable's uniform is intricately detailed and signifies a celebration of the role achieved. In this film, Bridget Clifford, Keeper of Tower History at the Royal Armouries, explores "the colour, splendour and the magic" of this great occasion. Join us here tomorrow for a live broadcast of the ceremony from 6.40pm BST. | Tower of London

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Constables in Fantasy books can be very different from constables in actual history, LOL. Can you think of some examples? The "magic is outlawed" trope has been popping up in a lot of my recent reads. This is based on a court case detailed in Stories of Women in the Middle Ages by Maria Teresa Brolis where a village healer was accused of heresy and (despite it being her 2nd or 3rd offense) got off after a few months of observation and seems to have lived happily ever after. On a side note, the "