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The State of the Nation was a series of investigative journalism programmes produced by Granada Television between 1966 and 1988.[1]

Reports

Broadcast date Name Duration Notes Ref(s)
31 August 1966 Hypotheticals 35 minutes [2]
21 June 1967 Harold Wilson 60 minutes [2]
23 July 1973 A Law in the Making: Four Months Inside a Ministry [2]
24 July 1973 Law-making and Public Money: Has Parliament Lost Control? [2]
25 July 1973 A Debate: Are MPs too Ignorant to do their Job? [2]
13 June 1976 Labour's Land Policy 1964 [2]
15 February 1976 Education [2]
15 February 1977 The Cabinet and the Loan 60 minutes [2]
16 June – 22 July 1979 The Bounds of Freedom A six-part series [2]

References

Citations

  1. ^ Goddard, Corner & Richardson 2007, p. 77
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i "The State of the Nation". British Film Institute. Retrieved 10 September 2012.

Bibliography

  • Goddard, Peter; Corner, John; Richardson, Kay (2007), Public Issue Television: World in Action 1963–98, Manchester University Press, ISBN 978-0-7190-6256-8


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