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Season 9 • Episode 17 • How Safe Are American Nuclear Reactors?
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World in Action Season 9, Episode 17: How Safe Are American Nuclear Reactors?
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A London shop steward opposed to immigration is invited to visit Uganda, and see why Asians there have to leave for their own safety and find a new home.
A Matter of Discretion
A Question of Torture
The Colenso Diamond
The Children of Vorenezh
Is the Press Biased Against the Labour Party? Wilson Verses Rees-Mogg
Hotels
Canadian Indians
The Stripping of the Appalachia
Police for Sale
Wales for Sale
The Case of Leopold Tresser - Master Spy
On Site
An investigation into how the appalling accident record on construction sites can be improved.
A Day in the Life of Kevin Donnellon
World in Action spends a day with thalidomide victim, 10 year old Kevin Donnellon.
The Angry Brigade
Meeting the young anarchists involved in a guerrilla bombing campaign.
The Cut Price Society of Sidney Carter
How Safe Are American Nuclear Reactors?
The Get Rich Quick Guide
Ready Willing and Disabled
Last Tangle in Paris
Conversations with a Gay Liberal
Sam Green, a psychiatric nurse, has been elected to Durham council despite being open about his homosexuality. Are attitudes to homosexuals changing?
Episode 22
The Coal Enquiries
The Protestant Succession No.2
The Watergate Caper
The Bormann Business
The Rise & Fall of John Poulson
South Vietnam: A Question of Torture
A Place in the Country
A Small Case of Blackmail
Trial 1001
Trade Unions are illegal in Spain, this looks at the mounting court cases as people continue to defy the law.
Dr. Hammer goes to Moscow
Who Goes Home?
Frank's Bank
Like It or Lump It
The principals of 'lump labour' appear to be the main cause of a dispute with unions, causing the delay in the building of a much needed Islington public housing project.