Health Archive
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TV Eye: Too Much Power
Posted on | No CommentsTV Eye looks at Britain's most controversial power station at Sizewell in Suffolk -
TV Eye: Something in the Soil
Posted on | No CommentsA look at the food we eat and what effects that has on our health and the health of an unborn child. -
Thames Reports: Pollution/King
Posted on | No CommentsA look at King, the musical and its critics and London's air pollution -
Passing Clouds
Posted on | No CommentsThe story of the rise and fall of the cigarette, including interviews with Kingsley Amis, Marje Proops and members from the tobacco industry. -
TV Eye: What to do with Nuclear Waste
Posted on | No Comments1981, TV Eye goes to the heart of the debate over nuclear power- how should we get rid of the radioactive waste the nuclear industry creates? -
Cover Up at Chernobyl: This Week Special
Posted on | No CommentsThis Week gains unique access to areas inside the KGB-controlled 'exclusion zone' surrounding the ruined reactor. -
This Week: Here Come the Cuts
Posted on | No Comments1976, Jonathan Dimbleby interviews Chancellor Denis Healey about drastic cuts needed to get Britain's economy back on track. -
What Shall We Tell The Children?
Posted on | No Comments1968, the first documentary transmitted by Thames Television takes a frank look at sex education. -
This Week: The Unknown Famine
Posted on | No Comments1973 report by Jonathan Dimbleby on the tragedy of famine in Ethiopia, and it's devastating effects. -
TV Eye: To Mrs Brown, a Daughter
Posted on | No CommentsWorld exclusive on Nobel Prize winner, Dr Robert Edwards, as he and Patrick Steptoe help produce the world's first test tube baby, Louise Brown.