BBC 6 x 30 me 1970

Producer Barry Bering

A series of films about the nature of architecture and the environment.

Presented by Ian Nairn

UK / C5 / IPM / Atlantic Celtic Film Partners 1 x 60 me 14 Dec Tues 10:40pm 1999

Producer Nigel Miller. Executive Producer Hilary Goodman.

On the streets with cult American photographer Greg Friedler as he photographs 200 Londoners naked.

Narrated by Mimic Baker.

BBC2 4 X 50 ME 1997

Producer Lawrence Rees

The rise and fall of the National Socialist Party.

UK / C4 (Equinox) 1 x 60 me 27 Sept Mon 9:00pm 1999

Producer Emma Bowman. Director Jeremy Llewellyn-Jones.

A look at the rising incidences of 'near misses' that have been occurring to New York's air traffic controllers.

UK / BBC1 9 x 30 me 1998 - 99

Producer Tina Caute.

How neighborly disputes can sometimes spiral out of control, even tipping over into violence.

ITV x 25 me 1998

Producer Richard Key

A look at what happens when neighbourly disputes get out of hand. 

BBC1 / 1x60m / 22 June 2005

Director: Will Aslett / Exectuve Produceers: Phil Dolling, John Farren

Michael Portillo presents the story of the life of Britain's greatest naval hero, Horatio Nelson and examines the strategies he used in his sea battles. With dramatised sequences. Simon Wright as Horatio Nelson

UK / BBC2 3 x 40 me 29 Nov - Dec Mon - Wed 11:20pm 1999

Producer Liz Levy. Director Ja Shinner.

Late review presenter Mark Lawson takes an in-depth look at the world of the soap opera.

UK / Anglia / 24 Dec Mon 6:30pm 1962

Writer Colin Willock. Producer Stanley Joseph.

A look at the work of the World Wildlife Fund in Africa fighting to save from extinction a variety of different species. Introduced by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.

Narrated by Peter Scott.

C4 2 X 60 ME 9 May sun 8:00pm 1999

Executive Producer Narinder Mintas. Director David Percival.

A look at the increase of depression in the nineties with clinical psychologist Oliver James.

UK / BBC2 4 x 45 me First episode shown 2 Apr Mon 11:20pm 2001

Producer Simon Chu. Series Producer Mary Sackville West.

A series of four programs about art and artists in the East End.

C4 5 x 5 me 19 - 23 Apr Mon - Fri 7:00pm

Producer Neil Crombie. Director Sophie Theanissen.

Short series looking at the jargon heavy language of New Labour.

UK / C4 2000

A season of programs centred around the 3^rd anniversary of Labour party coming to power.

2.New Labour On Trial 1 x 95 me 6 May 7:30pm Producer Iain Scollay. A Jon Snow fronted debate / courtroom style show with people putting the 'prosecution and the defence' and a shadow audience acting as the jury on how labour fared.

3. Tony's New Boy Network 1 x 60 me 7 May Sun 8:00pm Producer Liza Hall. Nick Cohen looks at all 'Tony's Cronies' to be found in New Labour.

4. Rory Bremner: Blair Did It All. Go Wrong 1 x 60 me 7 May Sun 2000 Producer Geoff Atkinson. Sketch show staring Rory Bremner, John Bird & John Fortune, poking fun at the labour government.

Channel 4 / 4x 5 me 8 May Mon - Thur 7:55pm

Producer David Sayer.

How Tony Blair compares to other PM's.

UK / C4 4 x 60 me 8 - 29 Aug Tues 9:00pm 2000

Producer Leo St Clair. Series Producer Roger Mills.

A group of new black and Asian soldier recruits attempt to find out if there is still inherent racism in the armed forces.

BBC2 (Having It all) x 10 me 1998

Producer Gregor Cameron. Executive Producer Clair Paterson.

A series of short programmes looking at aspects of various family relationships. The first show featured Zoe & Johnny Ball, the second show Anita & Justine Roddick.

UK / BBC2 3 x 30 me 24 - 26 Jan Mon - Wed 11:20pm 2000

Executive Producer Bob Long. Producers Chris Mohr & Mandy Rose.

Updates from the lives of people not seen since 1994 in the video diary series Video Nation.

C4 1 x 60 me 1 Jan Sat 7:30pm 2000

Producer / Director Timothy Copestoke.

Life in Britain around the turn of the 20^th century, with rare film footage, music and photography.

UK / C4 2 x 60 me 8 - 15 Jan Sat 7:00pm 2000

Producer David Grubin.

A companion piece to 1900 UK looking at life in the year 1900 using extensive archive footage to bring the year to life.

UK BBC2 x 60 me 1990

Producer Colleen Tooney. Executive Producer Peter Pagnamenta.

A major examination of Japan since the end of World war II.

UK / BBC2 (Correspondent) 1 x 45 me 23 sept Sat 6:40pm 2000

Editor Fiona Murch. Producer farah Durrani.

The desperate stories of upwards of half a million Eastern European women who are lured into coming to Britain to work as prostitutes. Reporter June Lloyd-Roberts

UK / BBC2 2 x 40 me 11 - 12 Oct Wed - Thurs 11:20pm 2000

Directors Richard Copans & Stan Neumann. Editor Nicki Fraser.

Noted writer Norman Mailer looks at the life of of America since the close of World war II, paying particular attention to the political scene.

UK / C4 4 x 30 me 17 - 20 Dec Fri 8:00pm / Mon 7:30pm 1999

Producer Chris Wilson. Director John Piper.

A look at the very varied religious life that exists in North Manchester's Cheetham Hill.

All four films were shown together on Mon 20 Dec at 2:45am.

C4 3 Jul Sat 8:30pm 1999

An evening of Nostrodamus themed programmes made to coincide with day the 12^th century French prophet predicted would be the end of the world. Hedging his bets somewhat he also predicted 1984 for the worlds end and every day in between depending on which interpretation you listen to.

C4 / 1 x 60 me 25 Apr Sat 8:pm 1999

Producer Dollan Cannell.

Program about one of the key figures in New Labour's rise to power, Peter Mandelson, who fell from grace almost as quickly as he rose.

UK / BBC2 5 x 10 me 10 Jul 7 Aug Mon10:20pm 2000

Producer Alexandra Scott. Executive Producer Ian Macrae.

Studies of eight people who have known madness and come out the other side.