Education |
| Show and Tell: Jemima + Johnny (1966) | Four teachers explore a touching short film about the friendship between a young white boy and a West Indian girl. | NEW |
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Collections |
| TV in the 1950s | TV takes off, with a little help from the Coronation | NEW |
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Film Studios & Industry Bodies |
| GPO Film Unit | First of the great documentary film units, famous for Night Mail and others | NEW |
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Film |
| Boat for Businessmen (1961) | Commuters cross the Mersey in this evocative amateur film | NEW |
| Builders (1942) | The vital contribution that ordinary builders make to the British war effort | NEW |
| Chasing the Blues (1947) | Perhaps the liveliest film ever made in support of workers' welfare | NEW |
| Collector, The (1994) | Short film: a young man is faced by an unusually determined debt collector | NEW |
| Enough to Eat? (1936) | Polemical documentary examining the diet and health of British people | Added Video |
| Fairy of the Phone, The (1936) | Hugely entertaining GPO film offering advice on telephone etiquette | NEW |
| Fall, The (1969) | Ambitious exploration of political tensions in late 60s New York | NEW |
| Five Towns (1947) | Life and work in the Staffordshire Potteries | NEW |
| From the Ground Up (1950) | A report on Britain's progress in postwar rebuilding and modernisation | NEW |
| Mining Review 2/11: Paying For It (1949) | The price of coal: who gets what along the production and distribution chain | NEW |
| Mining Review 2/11: Safety First (1949) | A look at how modern technology has cut mining accidents by half since 1938 | NEW |
| Mitchell and Kenyon: Everton v Newcastle United (1903) | The two teams meet in a football match | NEW |
| Mitchell and Kenyon: Oddfellows Procession in St Helens (c.1901) | Schoolboys watch the procession through the streets of St Helens | NEW |
| Penthesilea: Queen of the Amazons (1974) | Challenging investigation of the iconography of warrior women | NEW |
| Plan to Work On, A (1948) | An account of the project for the replanning of Dunfermline, Fife | NEW |
| Saving of Bill Blewitt, The (1936) | Charming tale of Cornish fishermen, intended to promote Post Office savings | NEW |
| Tonite Let's All Make Love in London (1967) | Vivid, memorable doc examining the 'swinging' London phenomenon | NEW |
| Topical Budget 179-1: Women Work While Men Fight (1915) | Women training at the College of Gardening in Glynde | NEW |
| Topical Budget 192-1: Women Volunteers Assist Recruiting (1915) | The Women Volunteer Corps march through Chiswick | NEW |
| Topical Budget 242-2: Motor Cycle Hill Climb (1916) | Public schoolboys test their skill at Snowhill, Worcestershire | NEW |
| Topical Budget 270-1: Hands Off Baby's Milk (1916) | A protest meeting in Hyde Park to oppose the high price of milk | NEW |
| Topical Budget 275-1: Army and Navy Cross Country (1916) | A cross-country race involving 24 naval and military teams | NEW |
| Topical Budget 275-2: Essex v Army (1916) | J. Bethell MP kicks off a charity football match | NEW |
| Topical Budget 278-2: Belgian Soldiers' Pillow Fight (1916) | Blindfolded soldiers straddle a log and hit each other with pillows | NEW |
| Topical Budget 283-2: Women Land Workers (1917) | Women working in the fields following a Government appeal | NEW |
| Topical Budget 818-1: Zeebrugge Anniversary (1927) | On board the 'Royal Iris' at Liverpool on Zeebrugge Day | NEW |
| Topical Budget 903-1: The Shield of David (1928) | Jewish ex-servicemen lay a symbolic wreath at the Cenotaph | NEW |
| Transport (1950) | The development and nationalisation of Britain's entire transport network">NEW |
| Travel Cunard Line - Canadian Route (1923) | A journey across the Atlantic from Liverpool to Canada | NEW |
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Television |
| Blind Date (1985-2003) | Cilla Black plays matchmaker in this long-running Saturday evening gameshow | NEW |
| Brookside (1982-2003) | Early Channel 4 hit that changed the face of British TV soap | NEW |
| Club X (1989) | Anarchic, controversial arts and culture series for young people | NEW |
| Dostoevsky's Travels (1991) | Wry doc following the writer's great-grandson's tour of western Europe | NEW |
| Double Your Money (1955-68) | Glitzy ITV quiz show - the first in the UK to offer cash prizes | NEW |
| Echo and the Bunnymen (1985) | The Liverpudlian post-punk act captured in performance in their home city for The Tube | Added Video |
| From Moscow to Pietushki (1990) | Pawel Pawlikowski's blackly comic doc about alcoholic Russian author 'Benny' Yerofeyev | NEW |
| House Doctor, The / House Doctor: Inside and Out (1998-) | Makeover series from the early days of the property TV boom | NEW |
| I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! (2002-) | Reality TV show that broke new ground in publicly humiliating the famous | NEW |
| Mastermind (1972-) | Cerebral quiz show that became an unlikely popular success | NEW |
| Network 7 (1987-88) | Hyper-kinetic, influential youth news magazine programme | NEW |
| Property Ladder (2001-) | Property developer Sarah Beeny gives frequently ignored advice | NEW |
| University Challenge (1962-87, 1994-) | British TV's toughest quiz | NEW |
| What's My Line? (1951-64, 1973-74, 1984-90) | TV game show that made stars of Eamonn Andrews and Gilbert Harding | NEW |
| Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? (1998-) | Spectacularly successful quiz show with giant cash prizes | NEW |
| Word, The (1990-95) | Notorious post-pub magazine programme that became a tabloid cause celebre | NEW |
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