UK / BBC 1 X 50 me (Man Alive) 1969

A young female drug addict dies of her addiction. This was a pioneering documentary for it's time from Desmond Wilcox's Man Alive team. 

C4 / 1x90m / 22 December 2003

Writer: Dava Sobel / Director: Peter Jones / Producer: David Axelrod

A look at the life of the 16th century scientist through his correspondence with his daughter Maria. With Simon Callow as Galileo

UK / C4 1 X 30 ME (Dispatches) 2 Mar Thurs 9:30pm 2000

Producer Dominic Yactman. Producer Don Cutts.

The residents of Gayhurst Crescent in Sunderland are given computers and internet access to see what impact the world wide web has on their lives.

C4 1 x 65 me 1996

Producer Neil Duncanson. Director Ken McGill.

A profile of soccer player Paul Gascoigne and his return to Britain in 1995 and he began playing for Glasgow Rangers.

UK / C5 1 x 60 me 8 Jun Thurs 8:00pm 2000

Profile of Middlesborough FC who in May 2000 were invited to Libya to play a match against Tripoli (one of whose main players is the son of Colonel Gaddafi (Al Saadi)

UK BBC2 1 x 45 me (Correspondent) 27 Nov sat 6:50pm 1999

Producer Eva Ewart. Editor Fiona Murch.

In Siberia , General Alexander Lebed the governer of Krasnoyevsk is locked in battle with boxer turned tycoon Anatoli Bykov for control of a huge area of mineral rich land.

BBC2 4 x 40 me 22 Jul - 12 Aug Thurs 9:50pm 1999

Executive Producers Belinda Allen & Pat Holland. Director Susanne White.

A look at three female generation of various families.

UK / C4 2000

A season of programmes about young peoples attitude toward sex.

1. Up To You Boys x 5 me 7:55pm

   Youngsters talk about the use of condoms

2. Sex From 8 To 18 3 x 60 me 27 Jun 5 Jul Tues 9:00pm

   How youngsters appear to be reaching physical maturity at an earlier age than ever before.

   Producer Clare Richards

3. Borrow A Baby 1 x 60 me Wed 28 Jun 9:00pm.

   Three teens (one a boy) learn the realities of parenthood by looking after a baby for a weekend.

   Producer Anne Hall

4. Teenage Sex Lives 5 x 60 me 29 Jun Thurs 9::00pm

   The problems faced by young teens visiting sexual advice centres.

   Director Kirk Philips.

5. Hollyoaks Access All Areas 1 x 35 me 5 Jul Wed 10:55pm

   A look at some of the difficult subjects tackled by teen soap Hollyoaks.

   Producer Roger Turner.

6. The Facts Of Life 1 x 60 me Sun 9:00pm

   A history of sex education in Britain from the 1920's onward.

   Producer Jenny De yohng

7. Boys 20 Jul Thurs 9:30pm

The sex lives of a group of teenage boys

Producer Mandy Chang. 

BBC1 / 1x60m / 25 April 2005

Writer: Isabelle Grey / Producer & Director: Edward Bazalgette

Drama-documentary on the life of Genhis Khan who came to rule a vast empire in Asia in the 13th century. With Orgil Makhaan as Khan / Kenneth Cranham as Khan's narration voice

UK / BBC2 (Storyville) 1 x 50 me 1 Jul Sat 1:25am 2000

Editor Nick Fraser . Director Michael Christofferson.

The story of the trial at UN International Criminal Tribunal of Rwandan Mayor Jean Paul Anayescu on a charge of genocide.

BBC1 / 1x60m / 24 November 2002

Writer: Steve Attridge / Producer: Mary Downes / Executive Producer: Kim Thomas

Documentary with dramatised sequences exploring the life of Mary Anne Evans - a very plain but intellectual woman who frequently shocked Victorian society with her free thinking views and her scandalous relationship with a married man. When she began to write novels she hid behind the pseudonym of "George Eliot" in case her bad reputation ruined the novels chances. Her novels were a great success and once her identity became publicly known she became a celebrated figure.

With:- HARRIET WALTER as George Eliot 

C4 / 5x60m / started 17 April 2003

Producer: Liz Hartford

Exploring different facets of life in early 18th Century London.

UK / BBC2 (Timewatch) 1 x 50 me 8 Jan Sat 8:05pm 2000

Producer Catrina Clay. Editor Lawrence Rees.

A look at the life of German P.O.W.'s who, half a million of them anyway. In 1946 were still being held in captivity. The programme focused on the experiences of the residents of Lancashire town Oswaldtwistle.

GEORGE HARRISON: All Things Must Pass

UK / BBC1 / 1x50m-e / 2001

Producer: Des Burkinshaw

Documentary profile of the Beatle who died in November 2001 after a long battle with cancer, with contributions from friends, family and fellow musicians. Scheduled for Thursday 27 December 2001 at 10.35pm, this wasn't actually shown. It was withdrawn after the family objected that not enough time had passed since his death.

UK / C4 1 x 60 me 21 Oct Sat 8:05pm 2000

Producer / Director Malcolm Brinkworth

After being separated as a child from his mother in Shanghai and then raised in England, 61 year old George Perry sets out on a journey to trace his real family.

BBC2 (Reputations) 1 x 60 me May 10 Mon 9:30pm 1999

Producer Denys Blakeley

A re-evaluation of the life of Albert Frederick Arthur George ( or Bertie to his family and friends) who was forced on to the throne following the abdication of Edward the VIII.

UK / BBC2 1 x 40 me 3 Nov Wed 9:05pm 1999

Producer / Director Ed Hariman.

A look at how advertisers are targeting the classroom.

UK / C4 1 x 60 me 22 jan sat 8:00pm 2000

Producer Samir Shah. Director Charlotte Metcalf.

A look at the lives of six people living in Ghana, one of the worlds poorest countries but also one of the fastest growing economies in Africa.

UK / C5 1 x 55 me 28 Oct sat 8:05pm 2000

Examining the footage of what purports to be ghosts.

UK / C5 1 x 60 me 6 Sept Mon 8:00pm 1999

Producer Roy Wheeler. Director Amanda Rudman.

Profile of French footballer David "I'm a footballer not a movie star" Ginola.

UK / C4 1 x 60 me 6 Feb Sun 11:55pm 2000

Producer / Director Kirc Philips.

Profile of two 21 year olds from Kosovo's Pristina, both fled during the 1999 war, one now living in Glasgow the other returning home.

UK / BBC2 (The Romans) 1 x 50 me 28 Aug Mon 9:00pm 2000

Executive Producer Richard Denton. Producer / Director Alan Erieva.

Python Terry Jones examines the role of the Gladiators in Roman times and the importance of the Games.

UK / BBC2 1 x 40 me 5 Oct Thurs 9:50pm 2000

Producer Janice Finch. Directors Mark Shaw & Nick Hiller.

Focusing on the growing anti-capitalist movement make regular attacks against those in power (especially banks and politicians).

UK / BBC1 (Horizon) 1 x 50 me 26 Nov Mon 9:00pm 1984

Writer / Producer Richard Keefe. Editor Graham Massey.

A look at the way satellite communications are transforming the world. Focusing especially on the small Indian village of Manikack, where satellite TV has recently arrived with the villagers getting together en masse to watch Bollywood movies and re-runs of To The Manor Born.

C4 5 X 30 ME 13 Jun - 25 Jul Sun 7:30pm 1999

Executive Producers Andrew Bethall & David Wickham

A look at the history of the Salvation Army as well as looking at its role in today's society.

UK / C4 (Witness) 1 x 60 me 25 Jun Sun 9:00pm 2000

Producer / Director Witold Strecki.

A look at the church in Witchita, Kansas called freedom at last which is part of a bigger organisation called Exodus International which has dedicated itself to getting homosexuals to 'mend' their ways.

UK / BBC2 1 X 90 me 31 Dec Fri 10:20pm 1999

Producer Renee Knight. Executive Producer Caroline wright.

A rock and roll years style romp through the 1990's taking in the news and music.

BBC2 4 X 10 me 19 - 22 Jul Mon - Thurs 11:15pm 1999

Producer Mandy Rose

Series spending time at the New ? in Tirana Albania.

UK / Yorkshire ? x 30 me 1976 - 77

Series of programmes examining the different faces of the Church of England from a prison chaplain to a fox hunting vicar.

UK / Granada x 30 me 1975 - 75

Producer Mike Scott

Reporter Ray Gosling travels the north in search of interesting people and places. 

UK / BBC / 1x50 minute episode / 1970 

Producer and narrated by Denis Pitts.  

BBC cameras went to the Isle of Capri where a kind white-haired 72 year old named Gracie Fields is one of the island’s main tourist attractions. She still makes concert appearances in England and will preform for the tourist who treat her villa as a mecca. Gracie Fields is seen rehearsing a song program with her accompanist, and she talks of her approach to her material at this late stage in her career

UK / A - R 18 Nov Wed 9:35pm 1964

Director Charles Squire.

Looking at street markets.

UK / ATV 1 x 60 me 12 Feb Tues 9:00pm 1974

Writer / Producer Tony Maylam.

Profile of twice world champion Formula One racing driver Graham Hill. Graham's son Damon also went onto become World Formula One Champion. Narrated by Paul Newman

C4 29 Apr - 24 Jun Thurs 8:00pm 1999

Producer John Silver. Executive Producer Peter Fincham. Editor Daisy Goodwin.

Series following a group of people who design and build their own houses.

Presented by Kevin McCloud

UK / ITV 1 X 60 me 7 Feb Mon 10:00pm 2000

Producer Jonah Weston. Director Gary Johnston.

Profile of three robberies of recent times, using reconstructions archive material and interviews, the three robberies were the 1972 Laguna Miguel robbery when thieves managed to get away with a fortune in cash. The 1987 Knightsbridge Safety Deposit Centre and a 1995 Berlin bank job. 

BBC2 / ongoing strand 20 October - 24 November 2002

Great Britons was the overall title for a series profiling ten of the greatest Britons as voted for by the public. Made up of the following programmes:-

GREAT BRITONS - THE TOP 100 
Presented by Anne Robinson this opening 3 hour show ran down the top 100 on the list. The top 10 names were revealed but not placed in a final order.


GREAT BRITONS (documentaries)
There followed over the next five weeks a series of hour long documentaries (2 per week) presented by supporters of each subject as follows:-
Isambard Kingdom Brunel (Advocate:- Jeremy Clarkson)
Charles Darwin (Andrew Marr)
Diana Princess of Wales (Rosie Boycott)
Oliver Cromwell (Richard Holmes)
Horatio Nelson (Lucy Moore)
William Shakespeare (Fiona Shaw)
Elizabeth I (Michael Portillo)
Isaac Newton (Tristram Hunt)
John Lennon (Alan Davies)
Winston Churchill (Mo Mowlan)

Each show was top and tailed by a live segment with Peter Snow showing a leaderboard of the current order of the top 10. Each documentary was complimented by a programme from the BBC archives about the subject.

GREAT BRITONS - THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL
In this final 2 hour show the 10 advocates came together for a live studio debate being questioned by Anne Robinson, with Peter Snow showing how the voting was going using General Election style Computer Graphics.

The top 3 were announced as:- 1st) Churchill; 2nd) Brunel; 3rd) Diana; 

BBC2 / 26x40m / 1964 / black and white

Producers: Tony Essex, Gordon Watkins / Executive Producer: Alasdair Milne

Mammoth landmark documentary series from the newly-launched BBC2 telling the story of the 1914-1918 war using eyewitness accounts and archive film. At the time this was the biggest project the BBC had ever undertaken. Narrated by Sir Michael Redgrave. 

ITV1 / 1x100m / 1 November 2005

Director/Producer: Mike Slee

Using computer graphics experts decide if the gunpowder plot to destroy the houses of parliament would have succeeded if the powder had been exploded. And what the consequences would have been afterwards. Richard Hammond investigates.

With:- HARRY DOUTHWAITE as Guy Fawkes / STUART LIDDLE as King James I / MATT ROZIER as Robert Catesby