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A detailed account of HIV infection and AIDS in the city of New York. The impact of the disease on individuals and organisations is clearly portrayed as are views of those who come into contact with...
Explores the work of African film-makers, particularly the renewed interest in the traditions of indigenous cultures to articulate new film languages. Leading African film-makers discuss the social and...
Looks at the controversy over the UK fast breeder reactor at Dounreay on Scotland’s north coast. With early colour footage, traces the history of the plutonium-fuelled fast breeder reactor, and examines...
Discusses the problem of public health control of a communicable disease and the rights of the individual infected with the virus. The debate involves public health officers, politicians and civil rights...
Six programmes portraying the birth, life and death of stars emphasising their importance for navigation and calendar making.
Focuses on the National Health service, with NHS staff and patients speaking about falling standards, higher costs and privatisation, heralding a two-tier system. The government cliams that market forces and...
Investigates what computers are good at, and what they are bad at - e.g. thinking and telling jokes. Experts debate their uses in medicine, business and defence. The programme also looks at the new...
Part of a series following the progress of 18 children born in Great Britain in 1982. Looks at the the children as they exercise their new skills in communication and imaginativeness. Comments are made by...
An account of the politically controversial subject of providing gifted children with special educational support. Looks at Hunter College in New York City which, under the leadership of a black woman...
The changing face of Scotland’s oldest port as seen by its inhabitants.
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