The Chinese Geordie - The life of a Tyneside ex-sailor, David Young, who for 34 years has lived as an ordinary worker in China. A Message from the Falklands - A view of the Falklands War told through the letters of Lieut. David Tinker. Hostages of War - Documentary about prisoners of war in the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
The Shadow Boxer - Documentary which looks at the comeback of former light weight champion of the world Ken Buchanan at the age of 38, the circumstances that forced his comeback and the effects on his family. The Real Maria - Documentary which follows the return visit of Maria Von Trapp to Salzberg, looking at the life of the woman who was immortalised in the film "The Sound of Music".
Looks at the finding of Childhood cancer excesses in a village called Seascale. 1 Mile from the Sellafield Reprocessing facility.
Women Miners - Documentary which looks at the lives of three women who are coal miners in West Virginia, USA. Sunday Mornings and Saturday Nights - Documentary which looks at the circumstances of an increase in striptease in pubs in the North East of England, through the eyes of two women and a man who earn money from it.
The Summer Holiday - Documentary about a group of mentally disabled young men taking a holiday in Teignmouth, Devon, UK. Goodbye Joey - Documentary about the plight of kangaroos killed by hunters. Millions of kangaroos are killed each year in Australia.
Families Who Wait - Documentary which looks at the legal battles of two families to be reunited after the children have been taken into care. Aunt Annie's Bomb Factory - Documentary which examines the real facts behind the 1974 IRA bomb campaign in Britain and asks if the real perpetrators escaped.
The Promised Land - Documentary about the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Kim Phuc - Documentary in which Kim Phuc, a Vietnamese girl who was pictured in a Vietnam photograph burning after a napalm attack, is interviewed about the incident and events after it.
A Place for Stephen - Documentary about seventeen year old Stephen Brown, born with sight loss and profoundly deaf after his mother contracted German measles during her pregnancy. Gives an account of Stephen's three-month trial at Manor House, an assessment and further education centre specialising in young adults handicapped by rubella. A Safe House - Documentary which looks at the moral dilemma of families who offer sanctuary to refugees from Central America who are illegal immigrants to the USA.
Blind Faith - Documentary about the discovery of a disease thirty years ago which causes blindness in babies. Something to Write Home About - Documentary about the work of British based news correspondents from other countries and the way in which they interpret the news in Britain. Where Did You Get That Woman - Documentary about a washroom attendant working in Chicago.
Autumn Leaves - Documentary which follows a group of pensioners on an autumn holiday to Spain. The Video Prophet - Documentary on Swansea minister Ray Lewis who deploys video recordings of the preachings of American Kenneth Copeland in his services.
Documentary about the return of Ron Bryer and Arthur Christie who were prisoners of war in Nagasaki to Japan, thirty-nine years after the dropping of the atom bomb on the city.
A documentary on the civil war in Tigray, Eritrea, a region that has become one of the most forgotten areas affected by the famine in Ethiopia.
Lebanon A Family at War - Documentary in which reporter Martin Short looks at the personal history of a Lebanese family into which he married during the ten years of war in Beirut. Insult to Injury - Documentary about racial attacks on Asian and black people in London's East End, examining the motivation behind them and the efficiency of the police in dealing with them.
Documentary which examines the stories of the Russian and American troops who linked up at the Elbe in the last days of World War II which signified the end of hostilities.
Goals Not Dole - Documentary which explores the experience of unemployment through the views of members of a South Yorkshire village football team and their families. The End of the Line - Documentary on the near-doomed Settle to Carlisle railway line.
Our First Year - Documentary in which ten of eighteen German women who were sent to Southport to avoid the Nazi domination of Germany in the 1930's meet again in Southport to discuss their experiences, based on their communal diary. Visiting Day - Documentary about women who prepare and undertake prison visits to their husbands from Glasgow to Peterhead Prison.
Invitation to Disaster - Documentary about the circumstances surrounding the explosion at Abbeystead waterworks in Lancashire, which killed 16 people and injured 28 others during a public open day in 1984. Comrades at Arms - Documentary which traces the lives of Sir John Hackett and Lipman Kessel, who escaped from occupied Holland in 1944.
Documentary about the life of women cadets at Sandhurst.
"Trevor, It's the Bailiffs" - Documentary which looks at the work of Jim Ellis and Terry Allen who are bailiffs in Nottingham repossessing furniture. Akong and the Big Shrine Room - Documentary about Akong Rimpoche who fled his native Tibet after the Chinese invasion and is now abbot of the Samye Ling Tibetan Centre in Eskdalemuir, Dumfrieshire.
Documentary about the health risks and environmental pollution caused by Britain's nuclear arsenal.
In the Line of Duty - Documentary about people injured or killed whilst on active service in the army. They are prevented from being compensated by the immunity of the Crown from litigation. The Valley - Documentary about a community of people who have left their urban lives and come to live in a secluded Welsh valley in a self-sufficient community.
Len Harding: Born a Number - Documentary which follows up on the story of Rampton patient Len Harding, and looks at his life since his release from the secure hospital at Rampton. Kent Coal: Staying on Top - Documentary in which Kent miners and their families discuss their industry in the aftermath of the year-long coal strike of 1984-1985.
Children Who Wait - Looks at the story of two children who have liver transplants in a Cambridge hospital - Jonathan O'Rourke and Reut Haddad, both nearly two years old. Set against the background of a shortage of live donors and the balance the NHS strikes between transplants and less glamorous activities. The Seveso Inheritance - Looks at the destruction of lives in the Italian town of Seveso after the accident in the area with dioxin gas ten years ago.
Twilight in Belize - The lives of two sisters in the 70s are traced. Joan Shaw stayed in England and lives in Scunthorpe surrounded by her family. Her sister Dorothea left England and now lives alone in a jungle clearing in Belize. Good Vibrations - About the career of concert musician Evelyn Glennie, who has been profoundly deaf since the age of 12 years.
Documentary about the life of Laszlo Rajk, leader of the Hungarian opposition party whose father Laszlo was arrested and executed after a famous show trial in Hungary in 1950's on treason charges when his son was three months old.
Documentary about the work of Marie Deans who takes up the cause of condemned prisoners in Virginia who have no legal representation.
Abandoned Babies - Documentary in which women talk about the phenomenon of abandoned babies. Your Champagne Sir - Documentary about the employment of unemployed people from the North as servants to the rich inhabitants of the South-East.
Family on the Run - Documentary about the case of David and Linda Arthur, who have left Britain to protect their child from being taken into care, after their daughter was not returned to them after they had been cleared of child abuse. Surf's up at Port Talbot - Documentary about a surfing club created by unemployed men in Port Talbot, South Wales.
Documentary in which people involved in the Falklands War, which began five years ago, discuss their views of it, from both the Argentinian and British sides.
Bitter Harvest - Documentary about people injured and killed in accidents on Britain's farms. Save Our School - Documentary about a village school faced with closure in Ardentinny, Scotland.
Documentary which looks at the care of behaviourally abnormal children, and at the lack of facilities for special care of children in need.
Documentary report on private care homes for the elderly, followed by a studio discussion with politicians and experts.
A Home for Laura - Documentary report on the 'Parents for Children' organisation which was set up to find homes for handicapped children, who would otherwise have spent their lives in institutions.
Black Belt - Documentary about people living in Camden, Alabama, USA. Despite the Black Civil Rights movement, there is still racism in Alabama, and black and white people continue to live in a segregated city. Goodbye Divis - Documentary about people living in the Divis Estate in Belfast.
Documentary about the drug rehabilitation work carried out at the Thai monastery of Tham Krabok.
Inspired by John Pilger's famous documentary about the aftermath of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, Peter Kosminsky went to SE Asia for First Tuesday to make this documentary about Cambodian refugees living in a refugee camp in Thailand.
Two working class families swap places in a social experiment to see whether, under Thatcher's Britain, the North-South divide is actually more stark than the class divide.
A Quiet Scream - Documentary about people emotionally scarred by cancer. Sato A Child Apart - Documentary about Sato, a Cambodian child refugee living in Britain.
Children of the Third Reich - More than 40 years after the end of World War II, the children of Nazi soldiers are still coming to terms with the awful truth. Last Exit Berlin - Documentary about Palestinian refugees, who had fled the war in Lebanon, seeking asylum in West Germany.
Documentary about Sweden's illegal trading of arms.
Documentary about the Afghantsi who are the military veterans of "Russia's Vietnam", the Afghan war. The film follows the Red Army from the start of the withdrawal in May 1988. It goes in the barracks of the crack paratroop regiment; the wards of Kabul's military hospital; on a helicopter gunship to a mountain outpost where Soviet conscripts serve unrelieved for 18 months.
The Apostle and the Prophet - Documentary about the Restoration Church from Bradford, an evangelical church led by a charismatic man many people believe to be prophet of God. School Is Out - Documentary about two dyslexic schoolboys.
Documentary about the people who have died of asbestos cancer because they worked in or just lived near asbestos factories or buildings containing asbestos.
Documentary which follows a murder investigation in Moscow from the discovery of the body to the arrest and interrogation of the final suspect.
A glimpse into the life of MI5 'cut-out' David Coghlan, a free-lance agent whose work for that organization was in the secret, shadowy world of covert surveillance and telephone tapping. The program was presented by Olivia O'Leary, narrated by Roger Finnigan and produced by Yorkshire Television.
"Four Hours in My Lai" is a documentary film made by Yorkshire Television in England concerning an infamous massacres of Vietnamese civilians in Tu Cung sub-hamlet, better known to the US Army as My Lai (4) and commonly referred to as "Pinksville", on 16th March 1968. This massacre was carried out by "Charlie Company" - members of C Company, 1st battalion, 20th Infantry, 11th Light Infantry Brigade of the US Army. The film-makers interview participants in and survivors of the tragedy, trying to understand how such an atrocity could have happened.
Documentary about the community of 25 nuns who live in a convent near Marble Arch and whose lives have remained unchanged by the outside world.
Documentary about the disastrous effects of the actions of the New Tribes Mission in Bolivia and Paraguay.
A Well-Founded Fear - Documentary about Tamil refugees seeking asylum in Britain. Hearts of Oak - Documentary about the friendship between Herbert Herrmann and Taff Davies, who were on opposing sides in World War II at the time of the sinking of the Royal Oak in Scapa Flow by a German U-Boat in October 1939.
Documentary about Soviet Jewish refugees stranded in Italy because they had been refused entry to the US.
A documentary following the families of prisoners on Death Row in Pretoria, South Africa.
Documentary giving an account of the Hillsborough Disaster and looking at the outcome of the enquiry.
Documentary about Sarah Skelton, the first woman firefighter in the South Yorkshire Fire Brigade.
Documentary about the involvement of international companies in the high death levels of babies in Pakistan.
Driven to the Limit - Documentary looking at joyriders in Belfast who account for half of all car thefts and do so despite the fact that 7 joyriders have been shot by security forces since 1980 and 2000 'punished' by the IRA. Liquid Cosh - Documentary looking at the use of tranquillisers in the treatment of the mentally ill, and at the claims that they can cause very serious side- effects.
Documentary about the plight and search for Angel Escobar, a human rights worker in Peru, who "disappeared" while compiling a dossier on the military.
Documentary looking at the events surrounding the murder of 14 year-old Tahir Akram in Glodwick, Oldham, UK.
A documentary on jazz music under the Nazi regime in Germany and the case of the Madlung sisters, who were sent to the Ravensbrück concentration camp for owning jazz records.
A documentary on the efforts of drug companies to persuade doctors to prescribe their products and the methods used to influence medical professionals.
A documentary following the Hertfordshire Constabulary as they patrol the M25.
Documentary looking at the Spanish cooking oil disaster of 1981 in which 25,000 people became ill with contaminated oil.
21st Century Medicine - Documentary about mind over body approach for treating heart disease and cancer.
Documentary about Gitmo, a US naval base in Cuba.
A documentary investigating the human cost of the drugs war in Malaysia, examining police raids, the lives of addicts, those convicted of smuggling and facing death row, and the government's efforts to combat the illegal drug trade and use.
Documentary following 18 women recruits on the first mixed officer-training course at Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth.
Documentary about the health divide between rich and poor in UK, focusing on the people of South Teeside, Cleveland.
A documentary about the human cost of burglaries in Great Britain.
Documentary about the financial scandal surrounding the misuse of money given to the earthquake stricken area in Southern Italy in 1980.
A documentary tracking down the border guards of the Berlin Wall who shot people attempting to escape East Berlin to the West, featuring interviews with the victims' relatives.
Examines the nature of the Indonesian occupation of the former Portuguese colony of East Timor. Reviews the personal and collective calvaries experienced by the people of East Timor, and considers Australia's inaction before the litany of human rights abuses committed by the Indonesian regime, in particular, the Dili Massacre of 1991 (Shot both in East Timor and Australia).
Documentary about the New York City subway.
Documentary looking at the day to day dealings of a cross-section of barristers based at three contrasting sets of chambers in London's Inns of Court.
Documentary about the interrogation of criminal suspects by detectives in a Birmingham police station.
Documentary about private American psychiatric hospitals that have been kidnapping perfectly sane people purely for profit.
Documentary about prison officers and prisoners in Holloway Prison.
The story of David Ford, who was sentenced to life imprisonment at the age of 16 for killing a friend in a fight. Now 43 and fed up with waiting for freedom, he has gone on the run, living for secret meetings with his family and campaigning for a fairer parole system.
Documentary on some long-time inmates of Britain's mental hospitals who, it is revealed as such hospitals are gradually being emptied, were sent away simply for being deaf, pregnant or unwanted.
Documentary about the secret chemical experiments carried out at Edgewood Arsenal on unsuspecting volunteers from the US military.
Documentary about the 1983 Beirut barracks bombings. Several hundred people were killed by two suicide bombers.