World in Action Season 26, Episode 18: A Force to Be Reckoned With

The Right to Rape

A public survey into rapes within marriage, currently not illegal under English law.

Playing with Fire

A look at the actions of the Animal Liberation Front and whether it could be classed as a terrorist organization?

Hard to Swallow

Primo and the Princess

The Terror After Tiananmen

A Question of Conviction

One Thousand Nights in Beirut

Investigates why Britain is so unsuccessful compared to other nations in negotiating the release of our hostages, most specifically at this time, Brian Keenan, John McCarthy, and Terry Waite.

Last Brick in the Wall

Unlocking the Door

Dead End for Danny: Part 1

Dead End for Danny: Part 2

Toxic Trail

Return of the Rebel

M.P.s for Hire

Send for the Sisters

Who's Not Paying the Poll Tax?

Trying to Save Sarah

The Reconstruction of Mr. Dubcek

A Bug in the Beef

Freedom and Focsan

Mortgage Misery

Can You Live Without Your Car?: Part 1

Can You Live Without Your Car?: Part 2

Sting and the Indians

A Safer Habit

Better Safe Than Sorry

Man's Best Friend

Any Change for Tracy?

Growing Up in Smoke

The New Nazis

Pin Down

Arms and the Men

Dark at the End of the Tunnel

Heartbreakers

No Way Out

A young couple are caught between the Chinese and British governments, who both want them for different reasons, They have a new baby, which has brought a moment of happiness, but otherwise life appears bleak, when you have No Way Out.

An Explosion of Guilt

While the Birmingham Six languish in prison, an anonymous man tells World in Action he was actually the person responsible for the bomb.

In Bed with the General