UK / BBC1 5 x 60 me 10 Nov - 7 Dec Wed 9:30pm 1999

Producer Philip Clothier. Editor Alex Holmes. Theme Music Cris Armstrong.

Investigative journalist David McIntyre (uses hidden cameras) to infiltrate five dangerous worlds. 1. Football Hooliganism / 2Privatised Care Industry (looking at the abuse of people with mental health problems). / 3. The Fashion Industry/ 4. Con Artists/ 5. Looked at developments from the previous shows. A second series called MACINTYRE INVESTIGATES (BBC1 / 3x60m) started 25 April 2002

UK /BBC2 4 x 50 me Sun 8:10pm 1998

Producer John Bridcut.

An in-depth look at the B.S.E. crisis.

Presented by Michael Elliot. 

ITV1 / 4x60m / started 6 March 2003

Producer: Nick London / Executive Producer: Jane Bonham Carter

A profile of Margaret Thatcher revealing the roots of her political ambitions in her early years (as Margaret Roberts) and charts her rise within the conservative party, her elevation to Britain's first woman Prime Minister in the 1979 general election, her successful tenure as PM and her reputation as the "Iron Lady", and finally the reasons behind her eventual fall from power. 

BBC2 / 6x60m / started 16 October 2004

Series Producer: Kerry Richardson

A look at the history of performance magic from its earliest roots to the present day.

UK / C4 4 x 60 me 5 - 26 Feb sat 1:30pm 2000

Executive Producer Chris Lister. Directors Mark Belderson & Dean Jones.

The story of Chris Bonnington and his attempt to climb Tibet's Sepu Kangri a 23,000 foot high moutain.

UK / BBC1 3 x 60 me 11 - 25 Oct Mon 10:00pm 1999

Producer Denys Blakeway. Executive Producer Mark Danazer.

The story of John major's years as leader of the Conservative Party ans as Prime Minister of Britain, with frank recollections and insight from his fellow cabinet members. Narrated by Tim Piggott-Smith.

BBC2 6 x 30 me 18 Mar Thurs 7:30pm 1999

Producer Tim Dunn. Editor Keith Alexander.

Series following some of Britain's most talented design graduates as they launch their careers.

UK / BBC2 (40 Minutes) 1 x 40 me 6 Dec Thurs 9:30pm 1990

Profile of Maline Shawa a Palastinian who runs the only hotel on the Gaza Strip.

UK / ITV 1 x 60 me 5 Sept Tues 10:00pm 2000

A look at the police investigation into and subsequent conviction of murderer and kidnapper Michael Sams.

UK / ITV 2 x 60 me 30 Sept - 5 Oct Thurs 10:00pm 1999

Producer Michael Bilton. Director Gwyneth Hughes.

How the police took five years to finally capture (in 1980) the Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutclifffe who was responsible for the murder of 13 women.

BBC2 1 x 90 me 20 Feb sat 9:55pm 1999

Producers Juliet De Valero-Wills & Cristopher Frederick. Director Kim Hopkins.

A profile of Billy Brag as he toured America searching out the story of folk singer Woody Guthrie and recording an album of recently discovered songs.

UK / BBC Choice 6 x 30 me 2000

A travelogue style show in which former member of Take That Mark Owen along with actor Rolf litter and presenter / actress Lisa Rogers visit various Euro countries tying in with the European Football Championships.

UK / BBC2 / 1x55m / 28 December 2001

Director: Paul Kerr / Editor: Dan Carey

A documentary using rare film footage telling the story of a screen legend. Includes Marilyn’s own voice from never before fully broadcast tapes of a magazine interview she gave just before she died in April 1960.

UK / BBC / UK Horizons 28 Nov Sun 9:00pm

A three hour themed evening of programmes of BBC repeats and looking at various aspects of marriage. The programmes were Jewish Wedding, Holiday Reps Get Married, Vets In Practice, Vets Get Married, Mail Order Brides.

UK / C4 3 x 60 me 23 sept - 7 Oct Sat 8:00pm

Producer Emma Willis. Director Catey Sexton.

A look at the problems faced by married couples of differing religions - films such as Jewish Rusell and Christian carol, Sikh Tessan and his Christian wife Nancy.

UK /BBC2 6 x 30 me 13 Jul Thurs 8:30pm 2000

Producer Bill Grist. Executive Robert Thirkell. Narrater Bill Paterson.

Series going inside the world of the explosive expert.

1. A Fistful Of Dynamite (Charles Moran)
2. Movie Mayhem (Peter Hutchinson a special effects expert)
3. Anne Chang & Eric Kelly ( American demolition experts)
4. Ice Warrior - Kevin powell ( bomb designer)
5. Bast Off - Bernard Schwartz

UK / BBC1 x 60 me 4 Jan Weekdays 10:00pm 2000

Live, behind the scenes, from St mary's maternity Hospital Presented by Sue cook.

UK / ITV 2 x 60 me 2000

Producer Lloyd Miller.

A look at the difference (ie reality) between Martial Art the way it is portrayed on screen and the true facts.

UK / C4 / 4x60m / started 12 February 2002 / 10:00pm

Series examining the lives and legacies of some of history’s most infamous individuals. Subjects covered were:- Rasputin, Aleister Crowley, The Marquis de Sade and alchemist Dr John Dee

BBC2 5 x 50 me 8 Jul - 5 Aug Thurs 9:00pm 1999

Executive Producer Clare Paterson. Director Peter Gorden.

Series following the staff and patients of UCH Obstetrics Hospital in London.

UK / C4 7 x 60 me 1999

Producer Greg Lanning. Director Jonathon Jones.

A series looking at various emergencies.

THE MAYFAIR SET

UK / 4 x 60 me 18 Jul - 9 aug Sun 8:00pm 1999

Producer Adam Curtis.

Series looking at how Four powerful businessmen all rose to prominence. The four featured Colonel David Stirling,, Jim Slater, James Goldsmith, and Tiny Rowland were all members of the same club, The Claremont in the 1960's.

BBC2 (The History Zone) 1 x 50 me 19 Jun Sat 7:20pm 1999

Producer Ron Johnston. Executive Producer Richard Denton.

A look at mazes and labyrinths and how fascination with them down the ages from the ancient greeks and Romans to computer game Tomb Raider.

UK / BBC1 6 x 30 me First episode shown 28 Mar Wed 8:35pm 2001

Director Kaye Godleman. Executive Producer Edwina Vardey.

Series looking at driving skills, including drug driving and elderly driving.

BBC / 1x30m-e / 1987

Wildlife documentary following a family of mongooses in their Kalahari habitat. Voted by BBC Viewers as the most popular Natural History Unit film ever.

UK / BBC2 1 x 40 me 28 Mar Tues 11:20pm 2000

The mayors of Rome and Chicago offer advice to the would be new mayor of London.

UK / BBC2 1 x 90 me 21 Sept Tues 9:00pm 1999

Executive Producer Claire Paterson. Director Mick Canefray

An examination of the potential that many middle children seem to have for being communicators or leaders. John F Kennedy, Tony Blair, and Yasser Arrafat are all middle children.

UK / BBC2 ( Horizon) 1 x 50 me 12 Oct Thurs 9:30pm 2000

Producer Mark hedgcoe. Editor Bethanie Lerner.

A study of the notorious hundreds of metres high tidal waves called mega tsunami.

BBC2 1 x 50 me 20 Mar Sat 6:25pm 1999

Producer / Director Fatima Saleria.

Part Asian (on her mothers side) model turned presenter Melanie Sykes looks at Southall in West London. The area is home to the largest Asian community outside the Idian sub continent.

UK / AUS / BBC1 / ABC 3 x 50 me 31 Aug - 14 Sept Thurs 9:30pm 2000

Executive Producer Philippa Braithwaite. Director Ian Stuttard.

TV's archetypal men behaving badly, Neil Morrisey and Martin Clunes travel to Australia following the route taken by the Olympic Torch - prior to the September games - meeting interesting people on the way.

UK / C4 (Equinox) 1 x 60 me 3 Apr Mon 9:00pm 2000

Producer Emma Bowman. Director Jeremy Llewellyn Jones.

A look at the work being done in the war against Meningitis, following a team at st Mary's Hospital in London.

UK / BBC2 3 x 50 me First episode shown 13 mar Tues 9:00pm 2001

Director Annabel Hobley. Executive producer Alex Holmes.

Series examining the reversal of fortune in the history of football from the nightmare of the eighties to the present day billion dollar business looking at some of the personalities and companies involved.

UK / ITV 1 x 30 me 1 Jan Sat 12:35am 2000

Various people from all over Britain give messages for the New Year

Presented by Carolyn Ashton.

UK / C5 / Lion 1 x 30 me 5 Oct Tues 11:05pm 1999

Producer Bill Locke. Executive Producer Paul Wooding.

Behind the scenes at a holiday resort where the attendees (mostly men) gt to watch and take part in various porn films that are made there.  Narrated by Richard Fairbrass.

Channel Five-RDF / 1x60m-e / 2002

Executive Producers: Stephen Lambert/Damon Thomas/Teresa Watkins.
Producer/Director: Liam Humphreys.

Using interviews with family and friends, plastic surgeons and face experts, this fascinating documentary, narrated by Fay Ripley, charts the ups and downs of the megastar’s career through the alterations made to his famous face, and outlines possible reasons for his obsession. Former agent Michael Levine says: “I do think that Michael has made some very serious miscalculations of focusing way too much on his personal peculiarities and not nearly enough on his music, and what we have seen is the dismantlement of one of the greatest entertainment careers in the history of the world.”

UK / BBC1 / Prominent 17 Oct - 7 Nov Sun 9:00pm 1999

Producer Martha Wailes. Director David F Turnbull Music Howard Davidson. Executive Producers Anne James.& Edward Mirzoff.

Michael Palin follows in the footsteps of his favourite writer Ernest Hemingway that sees him traveling into Europe America and Africa. Palin as well as watching a bullfight in Spain, was forced to partake of a meal of bulls testicles. Episode two saw Palin journeying to Hemingways birthplace in Chicago as well as Italy, where Hemingway served as a red cross volunteer during WW One.

UK / BBC2 / x 50 me / 2001 

Director Claire Hughues. Producer Rachel Bell.

A look at the way the middle classes have taken over the world. Narrated by Geoffrey Palmer.  

ITV1 / 1x90m / 21 April 2003

Producer: Ingrid Kelly

The story of how Major Charles Ingram managed to cheat on the quiz show WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE and "win" the million pound top prize in 2001. Using extensive footage from the infamous and previously unbroadcast edition of the programme it shows how the scam worked with his accomplice in the contestants row using a system of coughs. Interviews were interspersed with technical staff and other potential contestants who became suspicious of the major during the filming. A trial finished a few weeks earlier had found Charles Ingram and his wife, and their accomplice, Tecwen Whittock guilty. 

C4 / 20x60m / started 18 October 2004

Executive Producer: Mark Fielder

David Starkey presents a history of the British monarchy from AD 400 to the present day. It started with a 6-part series in October 2004 and will run its proposed course of 20 episodes over 4 separate series.

BBC2 / 3x50m / started 8 April 2003

Producer/Director: Andrew Graham-Brown

A Walking With Beasts type programme using computer graphics to re-create the real creatures that early man would have encountered across three continents.

BBC1 / 1x60m / 1 December 2002 / 8:00pm

Producer: Jean-Claude Bragard / Executive Producer: Alan Bookbinder

Jeremy Bowen chronicles the life of Moses using the latest scientific evidence to find explanations for the miraculous events that surrounded his life.

C4 / 6x30 / started 28 June 2002

Series Producer: Mary Olive Smith / Executive Producer: Larry Engel

Archaeologists Ron Beckett and Jerry Conlogue search for unusual mummies.

UK / BBC2 (Omnibus) 1 x 60 me 10 Mar Sat 7:05pm 2001

Director Kate Schofield. Series Editor Basil Comely.

Looking at the best known musical in the world from its root as a Bernard Shaw play to the restaging of the musical at the Royal National Theatre starring Martine McCutcheon, Jonathan Pryce and Dennis Waterman. 

UK / BBC1 / 5x40m / started 16 July 2002 / 10:35pm

Series Producer: Virginia Hill / Executive Producers: Remy Blumenfeld, Gavin Hay, May Miller

Series revealing what went on when the private lives of various public figures were suddenly exposed to media scrutiny. Subjects included:- George Michael, Hugh Grant, Chris Evans, Sophie Wessex and Robin Cook.