World in Action - S18
Seasons (35)
1. Season 12. Season 23. Season 34. Season 45. Season 56. Season 67. Season 78. Season 89. Season 910. Season 1011. Season 1112. Season 1213. Season 1314. Season 1415. Season 1516. Season 1617. Season 1718. Season 1819. Season 1920. Season 2021. Season 2122. Season 2223. Season 2324. Season 2425. Season 2526. Season 2627. Season 2728. Season 2829. Season 2930. Season 3031. Season 3132. Season 3233. Season 3334. Season 3435. Season 35
Episodes (44)
1. The Discarded People2. The Disarmament Man3. Two Out of 30,0004. Living with Poverty5. Dust to Dust6. The Preacher and the Peacemaker7. Bleeding to Death8. Families at War9. A Statistic - A Reminder10. Taste of Power11. The Price of Britain's Bomb12. Divided We Stand13. Deals on Wheels14. Private Darkin's Army15. The Tobacco War16. A Bankrupt Game17. The I.R.A.'s Arms Cash18. Caution to the Wind19. The Worried Men20. In the Name of the Lord21. Home Help22. Irish Lessons23. Britain on the Brink24. Special: The Falklands 100 - Part 125. Special: The Falklands 100 - Part 226. Special: The Falklands 100 - Part 327. Special: The Falklands 100 - Part 428. The Spoils of Peace29. The Falklands and the British Task Force30. The Real British Disease31. Falklands 10032. Weekend at War33. Paying for the War34. Home or Husband35. Britain's Other Islanders36. Operation Quicksilver37. A Small Town Tragedy38. Operation Peace for Galilee39. Prisoner's Medicine40. Learning to Lose41. Cleaning Up the Yard42. The Health Service43. Streets Apart44. Israel's Other War
Synopsis World in Action - S18
World in Action was Granada Television’s flagship ITV current affairs series, running from 7 Jan 1963 to 7 Dec 1998, and built a reputation for film-led investigative reporting and a forceful editorial stance. Its journalism produced major public and political repercussions—including investigations associated with miscarriages of justice such as the Birmingham Six—and it also served as a platform for landmark documentary projects, including the first broadcast of “Seven Up!” as part of the strand in 1964.
