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The British government claims that nuclear power is the answer to climate change. Yet, its plans for building more reactors have been met with scepticism and concerns from environmentalists.
Over 190 different gangs are engaged in battles across London's poorest areas. And the gang members are getting increasingly younger. Why is a highly developed country losing control of its youth?
When Poland joined the EU in 2004, England was one of the few countries to allow unlimited migration. But now, there are signs of an anti-Polish backlash.
This film draws attention to the worrying number of black children gone missing in London in the past years. After the mutilated body of a black boy was found in the Thames in 2001, Scotland Yard found out that about three hundred schoolchildren have disappeared without a trace over the past few years. All of them were living with foster families and only a handful were declared missing. Although…
Britain's National Health Service was once the envy of the world. But years of insufficient funding have made it one of the worst in Europe.
The controversial death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly threatened to undermine the integrity of the British Government.
Back in June 2001, a series of race riots erupted in several of the country’s northern mill towns. Here, we visit Burnley in the aftermath of one of these riots, witnessing the destruction wreaked on both communities.
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