Season 3 Episodes
12 episodes1
Insult to Injury/Lebanon: A Family at War
Two stories of racial tension. The first, a highly personal one for Martin Short as he reports on the dangers faced by his wife's family in war-torn Lebanon. The second closer to home in London, where the National Front target Bengalis.
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Yanks Meet Reds
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Goals Not Dole/The End of the Line?
Goals Not Dole - Documentary which explores the experience of unemployment through the views of members of a South Yorkshire village football team and their families. The End of the Line - Documentary on the near-doomed Settle to Carlisle railway line.
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Our First Year/Visiting Day
Two documentaries about women's pilgrimages: the German wartime ones who came to Southport to avoid Nazis, and the present day ones who prepare and undertake prison visits to their husbands from Glasgow to Peterhead Prison.
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Made in Huddersfield/A Death in the Family
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Invitation to Disaster/Comrades at Arms
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An Officer and a Lady
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'Trevor, It's the Bailiffs'/Akong and the Big Shrine Room
"Trevor, It's the Bailiffs" - Documentary which looks at the work of Jim Ellis and Terry Allen who are bailiffs in Nottingham repossessing furniture. Akong and the Big Shrine Room - Documentary about Akong Rimpoche who fled his native Tibet after the Chinese invasion and is now abbot of the Samye Ling Tibetan Centre in Eskdalemuir, Dumfrieshire.
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Inside Britain's Bomb
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In the Line of Duty/The Valley
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Sugar Ditch Alley
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Len Harding: Born a Number/Kent Coal: Staying on Top
Len Harding: Born a Number - Documentary which follows up on the story of Rampton patient Len Harding, and looks at his life since his release from the secure hospital at Rampton. Kent Coal: Staying on Top - Documentary in which Kent miners and their families discuss their industry in the aftermath of the year-long coal strike of 1984-1985.