Episode guide
World in Action: Season 16
30 episodes · first aired Jan 7, 1980
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- 1 Mr. Benn's Secret Service Jan 7, 1980 Mr Benn questions the role of the Civil Service and whether it is becoming too powerful and unanswerable for the country's good?
- 2 Cambodia Year One - The Aid Crisis Jan 14, 1980
- 3 Cambodia Year One - Life After Death Jan 21, 1980
- 4 The Man Who Bought United Jan 28, 1980
- 5 The Steel Papers Feb 4, 1980
- 6 Behind the Paper Curtain Feb 11, 1980
- 7 The Pulse of America Feb 18, 1980
- 8 The Final Harvest Feb 25, 1980
- 9 Claimant, Scrounger, Snooper, Spy Mar 3, 1980 Case studies of people on both sides of the current crackdown on social security fraud.
- 10 Follow the Yellow Cake Road Mar 10, 1980
- 11 Decline and Fall Mar 17, 1980
- 12 Alive and Well in the U.S.A. Mar 24, 1980
- 13 Not in the Public Interest Apr 14, 1980
- 14 Spying for Survival Apr 21, 1980
- 15 The Pound in Their Pocket Apr 28, 1980
- 16 The Trial of Stanley Adams May 12, 1980
- 17 Britain Over a Barrel May 19, 1980
- 18 A Bad Day for Southall Jun 2, 1980
- 19 Mr. Kane's Campaign Jun 9, 1980
- 20 Special: What Do You Think of It So Far? Jun 10, 1980 A review of Britain's membership of the Common Market.
- 21 Market Day Jun 16, 1980
- 22 Fly the Flag, Pay the Price Jun 23, 1980
- 23 Russian Games Jun 30, 1980
- 24 Mr. Stock and the Thursday Gang Jul 7, 1980
- 25 Last Stand at Lisburn Jul 14, 1980 With communities across Northern Ireland, from the end of the 1960s Lisburn suffered through three decades of political violence, "The Troubles". For Lisburn the first killings came in…
- 26 Vietnam - Prisoner of War Jul 14, 1980
- 27 A Dignified Exit Jul 28, 1980 "EXIT" - the society for the right to die with dignity, are publishing a controversial suicide guide for terminally ill people who require a dignified death.
- 28 The Tirion Programme Aug 4, 1980
- 29 Suffer the Children Aug 11, 1980
- 30 The Chart Busters Aug 18, 1980 Investigating allegations that the pop music charts are controlled not by consumers, but by manipulative tactics of the big record companies, thus not being a true reflection of popularity…