Season 8 Episodes
1. The Village That Quit, Well Not Exactly
2. The Sounds of the Clyde
3. Episode 3
4. Death of a revolutionary
The aftermath of the shooting dead of Black Panther George Jackson while allegedly trying to escape from prison. His friends, colleagues and family mourn and seek justice for what they say was a murder.
5. Episode 5
6. Episode 6
7. Episode 7
8. Does an M.P. Have the Right?
9. The Most Widely Used Drug in the World.
Aspirins are used for a multitude of different complaints, or even just taken as a daily habit. But, do they have harmful side effects of which people are unaware?
10. Episode 10
11. The Backseat Generals
12. Year of the Killing
Researching on Bangladesh liberation war movement in uk 1971.
13. Episode 13
14. Working the Land
15. The Thirty Million Power Game
16. Episode 16
17. War in the Air
18. Waiting for the Package
Attitudes in Ulster to the British government's proposals for direct rule.
19. The Lump
A look at the reasons behind the continuing bad relations between building workers and management, which lead to a strike at a Birmingham construction site.
20. Het Dorp
21. Out of the Melting Pot
22. The Rule of Law
23. Containers
Follows the industrial dispute between Liverpool Dockers and the Heaton's Container yard.
24. Liberty Belles
25. Conversations with a Single Parent
26. The Runcorn Experiment
27. The Siege of Kontum
World in Action reports from the battle of Kontum, Vietnam - highlighting the plight of the Montagnard mountain people who are caught in the middle.
28. The Protestant Succession
29. The Docks Dispute
30. How to Make Enemies & Influence People
31. Dust-Up at Northfleet
32. In Search of Gusty Spence
An interview with the Irish Protestant who denies the murder for which he was convicted, and is being held by the Ulster Volunteer Force who kidnapped him while he was on parole.
33. How to Steal a Party
34. Episode 34
35. Episode 35
36. Caught in the Act
37. Eh! What?
Investigation into the problem of noise pollution at work, about which there has been silence for far too long.
