Libby Langlands was born in Swansea in the Unified Realm. Her significant other Langlands has degrees in medieval prehistoric studies and world archaic exploration from College School London. He has additionally worked in business prehistoric studies prior to proceeding to finish his MPhil/PhD in early medieval history and archaic exploration at the College of Winchester in 2013.

He altered a shortened rendition of Henry Stephens’ Book of the Homestead in 2011, a work utilized as verifiable reference for the series Victorian Ranch. From October 2013 to August 2015 he was teacher at the College of Winchester. He took up the post of teacher in the Division of History and Works of art at Swansea College in 2015. Langlands is as of now a supporter of the Legacy Specialties Affiliation.

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He began his television vocation as a moderator on four of the five BBC memorable homestead series including Stories from the Green Valley, Victorian Ranch, Edwardian Homestead and Wartime Ranch. He joined Time Group on Divert 4 of every 2011. In 2012, he was a contender on BBC television’s The Incomparable Game Help Prepare Off. In 2016, he co-gave the BBC Two series Victorian Dough punchers Annie Dim, a student of history, cook, teacher and essayist.

In November 2016, her better half co-introduced the Channel 4 series England at Low Tide with paleobiologist Tori Herridge. In 2019 he co-introduced the BBC series Victorian Pastry specialists and filled in as an adjudicator on Penelope Keith’s Town of the Year. In 2019 and 2020 he co-introduced two series of the Channel 5 series Uncovering England’s Past.