In the 1960s and 70s The Space Race inspired a generation to pursue careers in science and technology, and then it all ended. Fight for Space looks at why this happened and re-awakens our sense of wonder and discovery.
A documentary exposing the War on Coal and its devastating impact on coal country…revealing the truth about coal and Appalachia. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For over a hundred years, Central Appalachia has revolved…
This unique wildlife documentary brings you to one of the most remote places on earth to meet the Kodiak Bear, (Ursus Arctos Middendorffi), the world’s largest land predator. Alaska’s Kodiak islands, located in the North Pacific Ocean, are home to this noble creature. High mountains and valleys…
The financial crisis in 2008 was the end of the world as we know it. Eight years on, has anything changed? “I used to think of Wall Street as a financial centre. I now think of it as a crime scene.” Journalist and filmmaker Danny Schechter, the self-proclaimed 'News Dissector'…
In the late 1800s, treasure hunters and adventurers flocked to the banks of the Orange River in the hope of finding their share in the fortune that was scattered along the edge of this great river. Thousands of men braved the harsh climate and environment of the surrounding desert, motivated by the most…
DANGER CLOSE follows female war reporter Alex Quade’s daring missions to tell soldiers' stories during a series of unprecedented embeds with Conventional Forces and US Special Ops Forces at the height of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When close relations go missing. It is said that about 250,000 people go missing in Britain every year and that an average of 12 people are affected to a greater or lesser degree depending on their closeness to the disappeared one. In particular parents feel at fault and wonder ‘What did we…
Higher death rates among unemployed people. Unemployment kills. Professor Harvey Brenner of John Hopkins University in Baltimore has been researching for 15 years, and came to England to make a special survey of the relationship between death and unemployment in Liverpool and Nottingham. The findings…
Experiences of Alzheimer's Disease. Alzheimer's Disease affects as many as one in twelve of Britain's old people, yet little is known about it, and there is no cure. The symptoms -- confusion, loss of memory, aggression and incontinence -- are often attributed to old age, yet thousands…
Cot deaths, possible causes. Cot deaths: research implies that there is no one cause of these mystery deaths, but the question is to what degree babies at risk might be identified, so that some form of preventative safety net might be available to them. This seems to have been successful in Gosport,…
Leeds deals with habitual drunkenness. The problem of habitual drunkenness, and how it is dealt with in Leeds, where there is a detoxification unit. People picked up by the police are taken here instead of being locked up, and there is some hope of recovery. Now the government is withdrawing funding…
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