Which iconic British historical figure deserves a proper comeback in the public spotlight?

She led one of the most dramatic revolts against Roman occupation, torching Londinium in the process. Fierce, fearless, and frankly overdue a blockbuster film of her own.

Working alongside Charles Babbage in the 1800s, she wrote what many consider the world's first computer algorithm — centuries before laptops existed. Tech Twitter owes her everything.

Born in West Africa and sold into slavery, Equiano purchased his own freedom and wrote a landmark autobiography that helped fuel the British abolitionist movement. A life story more gripping than any novel.

She travelled at her own expense to the Crimea to care for wounded soldiers when others turned her away, and became one of the most celebrated women in Victorian Britain. Grit doesn't begin to cover it.

The man behind the Great Western Railway, the SS Great Britain, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge basically built modern Britain with a top hat on. Voted second-greatest Briton ever — and arguably robbed of first place.