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40 Minutes Season 10, Episode 12: Where There's Hope

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Episodes

24 episodes
1

The Thawing of a Cold War Warrior

40 min
2

Fit to Drop

40 min
3

It's Eileen

40 min
4

A Summer in the Country

40 min
5

Battleship Beach

40 min
6

Brief Encounters

40 min
7

Malika's Hotel

Malika Shawa is an old girl of Cheltenham Ladies College. She's also a Palestinian aristocrat, who owns the only hotel in the Gaza Strip. In the refugee camp next door, the Palestinian intifada - an uprising against Israeli occupation - began three years ago this week. Today, Malika's guests are a strange collection of journalists, diplomats and foreigners on fact-finding tours. For them, her hotel is 'an oasis from the filth, smells and violence that surrounds it'.

40 min
8

Chocolate!

40 min
9

Whatever Happened to Susi?

40 min
10

Clever Trevor

The BBC 40 Mins documentary team follow Trevor Smith, owner of Trevor Smith's Animal World, a company that supplies animals for film and television.

40 min
11

Around Midnight

40 min
12

Where There's Hope

40 min
13

The Prisoner

40 min
14

Welcome to Surbiton

40 min
15

A Cruel Ritual

'I was born and brought up in Britain. I was 8 years old when I was circumcised. I really thought I was going to die, because of the pain, having no anaesthetic. You have a lady holding your mouth so you cannot scream, you have two ladies on your chest and the other two holding the legs.'. Seven years ago, 40 Minutes' first film on female circumcision led to the law which banned it in this country. Today's film reveals that the practice of genital mutilation of young girls is still flourishing in Britain today.

40 min
16

Children of the Fire

Five young Russian survivors of the Soviet Union's worst rail disaster arrive in Manchester for medical treatment. Badly burned in the explosion in 1989, they hope plastic surgeon Stewart Watson can help. Bewildered, without a word of English, they face major surgery and the unfamiliar west. Immediately they're the centre of attraction, with a press conference on their first day in hospital and an invitation to Downing Street before they leave.

40 min
17

The Big Game

40 min
18

Our Brilliant Careers

40 min
19

Battered Men

40 min
20

The Entertainers

40 min
21

Video Vultures

40 min
22

Beyond the Crystal Ball

40 min
23

Suburbs in the Sky

40 min
24

Fly Me to Dunoon

40 min