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This DVD contains the six programmes from the BBC1 observational documentary series which looks at the lives of several members of the new wave of inward migration into the UK. It takes the audience into...
As British Rail is broken up into more than 80 new companies, railway services are grinding to a halt with more cancellations and delayed trains. Examines whether the government’s railway privatisation...
Examines the recommendations of the Beveridge Report of 1942 on which was based the consensus on the Welfare State in Britain, which lasted into the 1970s.
Starts with a discussion between Geoffrey Pearson and Steven Davies about the role of evidence in the social sciences, and continues with A.H. Halsey being interviewed by John Clarke about the development of...
Drama by R C Sheriff of life in the trenches showing World War 1 through the eyes of a group of British officers.
Looks at the history of crime from the 19th century to the present from two different points of view. Geoff Pearson begins the programme by tracing hooliganism from the 1950s back to the 1890s. Steven Davies...
Examines the decision making involved when a child or young person is taken into care. Looks at the history of residential care from the time of Thomas Coram and his Foundling Hospital through to Dr...
Scenes of conflict at the Orgreave coking plant, taken from BBC News, are analysed to show how different theoretical viewpoints can lead to different interpretations of the facts. Examines the controversy...
Filmed at Nancy Astor’s house on Plymouth Hoe, and at the Cliveden estate in Berkshire and the House of Commons, the portrait of Lady Astor includes rare film of her campaigning, as well as contemporary...
Reports on five unrelated protests and ‘concerns of conscience’ that moved people to protest during the years 1914-1936. Part 1: Reports on five unrelated protests and ‘concerns of conscience’ which...
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