History |
| The National Health Service | The cornerstone of Britain's new 'Welfare State', now 60 years old | NEW |
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Film |
| Beside the Seaside (1936) | Delightful, evocative documentary about a favourite British holiday | NEW |
| Blood is Life (1957) | Documentary about the NHS Blood Transfusion Service | NEW |
| Chinese Whispers (2000) | Memories of Liverpool's Chinese community, past and present | NEW |
| Computer Doctor (1974) | Short documentary about an innovation in doctor-patient care | NEW |
| Day the Earth Caught Fire, The (1961) | Alarmingly prescient sci-fi thriller about nuclear-triggered global warming | NEW |
| Doctor's Dilemma, The (1948) | Promotional film for the introduction of the National Health Service | NEW |
| Dr. No (1962) | James Bond goes on a mission to Jamaica... and a legend is born | NEW |
| Health Services in Britain (1962) | A GP explains how the new NHS has helped an ordinary family | NEW |
| Kes (1969) | Masterly Ken Loach film about a lonely Barnsley boy adopting a kestrel | NEW |
| King George V (1970) | A tribute to a much-loved steam locomotive as it enjoys its retirement | NEW |
| Knack ...and How to Get It, The (1965) | Archetypal 'swinging London' film which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes | NEW |
| Life In Her Hands (1951) | Fascinating dramatised documentary describing a new career in nursing | NEW |
| Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, The (1962) | Tom Courtenay in the classic Alan Sillitoe adaptation about a Borstal boy | NEW |
| Look Back in Anger (1959) | John Osborne's era-defining play brought to the big screen | NEW |
| On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) | George Lazenby plays Bond in one of the series' most underrated entries | NEW |
| Red (1995) | A young Chinese woman emigrates to Britain in search of her family | NEW |
| Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) | Groundbreaking Northern drama that made Albert Finney a star | NEW |
| Something to Offer (1969) | Rose-tinted recruitment film for mental health nurses | NEW |
| Taste of Honey, A (1961) | New Wave classic about a pregnant teenager facing an uncertain future | NEW |
| Thunderball (1965) | James Bond goes to Miami in search of stolen nuclear bombs | NEW |
| Twilight City (1989) | Experimental documentary about a fractured mother-daughter relationship | NEW |
| Way to the Sea, The (1936) | Unusual documentary inspired by the London-Portsmouth railway line | NEW |
| Wind of Change (1961) | Cheap and exploitative but powerful melodrama about racist violence | NEW |
| You Only Live Twice (1967) | James Bond goes to Japan to investigate the theft of spacecraft | NEW |
| Your Very Good Health (1948) | The animated Charley learns the benefits of the new NHS | NEW |
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Television |
| Great Philosophers, The (1987) | Bryan Magee's matchless 15-part history of Western philosophy | NEW |
| Lakes, The (1997-99) | John Simm stars as a young Scouser adrift in the Lake District | NEW |
| This Week 446: Nation's Teeth, The (1964) | An in-depth investigation into Britain's dental care | NEW |
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People |
| Anwar, Tariq (1945-) | Editor who moved from TV to major features and an Oscar nomination | NEW |
| Audsley, Mick (1949-) | Editor who regularly works with Stephen Frears, Neil Jordan and Mike Newell | NEW |
| Baird, Stuart | Editor who graduated from Lindsay Anderson to Hollywood action movies | NEW |
| Bloom, John | The brother of actress Claire, who won an Oscar for editing Gandhi | NEW |
| Clark, Jim (1931-) | John Schlesinger's favourite editor, who later worked with Mike Leigh | NEW |
| Hambling, Gerry (1926-) | Industry veteran who went on to become Alan Parker's preferred editor | NEW |
| Kwouk, Burt (1930-) | One of Britain's best-known Chinese faces - and voices | NEW |
| Lawson, Tony (1944-) | Editor who regularly worked with Sam Peckinpah, Nicolas Roeg and Neil Jordan | NEW |
| McGovern, Jimmy (1949-) | Combative, passionate writer of Cracker, Hillsborough and The Street | NEW |
| Morris, Jonathan | Editor who has worked with Ken Loach for three decades | NEW |
| Rawlings, Terry (1933-) | Editor who has worked with Ken Russell, Ridley Scott and Michael Winner | NEW |
| Reid, Beryl (1919-1996) | Much-loved comedy actress with an underrated serious side | NEW |
| Walker, Lesley | Editor who has worked with Mike Leigh, Derek Jarman and Terry Gilliam | NEW |
| Whicker, Alan (1925-) | British television's near-ubiquitous "Englishman abroad" | NEW |
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