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The ERA Video Streaming Platform | Philosophy and Ethics

Ethical Issues

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Abortion

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Abortion On Trial

Abortion On Trial

BBC Two | 2017 | 59'10''

Fifty years after the Abortion Act was passed, Anne Robinson brings together a group of people with conflicting views on abortion to ask if the law is fit ...

What are the rights and wrongs of abortion? | Matters of Life and Death

What are the rights and wrongs of abortion? | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 10'46''

This film explores some of the ethical and moral questions around the issue of abortion, and focuses ...

Young, British and Anti-Abortion

Young, British and Anti-Abortion

BBC One | 2024 | 58'58''

Film-maker Poppy Jay meets the Gen Zers leading anti-abortion campaigns. Online, on campuses and on the streets, she finds a movement growin...

Anti-Abortion Camp | Brainwashing Stacey

Anti-Abortion Camp | Brainwashing Stacey

BBC One | 2017 | 45'37''

Stacey Dooley travels to California to meet Survivors, one of America's most extreme anti-abortion groups, to learn about their acti...

24 week limit | Abortion On Trial

24 week limit | Abortion On Trial

BBC Two | 2017 | 4'22''

A discussion of the UK's 24 week limit on having an abortion.

Abortion: The Choice

Abortion: The Choice

BBC Two | 2008 | 58'23''

Five women talk candidly about their own experience in this landmark documentary. An uncompromising, timely and honest look at modern abortion.

Different perspectives on abortion | Matters of Life and Death

Different perspectives on abortion | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'55''

Representatives from different religions discuss their opinions about abortion.

Should men have a say? | Abortion On Trial

Should men have a say? | Abortion On Trial

BBC Two | 2017 | 6'50''

A discussion about if men should have any legal say about whether a woman can have an abortion or not.

The Abortion Act | Abortion On Trial

The Abortion Act | Abortion On Trial

BBC Two | 2017 | 4'18''

Anne Robinson talks to a woman who fought for the legalisation of abortion in the sixties.

Episode 1 | Three Families

Episode 1 | Three Families

BBC One | 2021 | 58'58''

Under the strict abortion law in force in Northern Ireland in 2013, a mother faces prison for helping her teenage daughter.

The Fight For Women's Bodies

The Fight For Women's Bodies

BBC Three | 2018 | 33'32''

Investigative journalist Ellie Flynn follows the story of Ireland's landmark vote to legalise abortion.

A Woman's Fight To Choose

A Woman's Fight To Choose

Channel 4 | 1997 | 50'50''

The story of thirty years of abortion (1967-97), through the experiences of three generations of one family.

The Edelin Affair | Horizon

The Edelin Affair | Horizon

BBC Two | 1976 | 59'26''

A dramatized reconstruction of the trial of Dr. Kenneth Edelin, who was arrested in 1973 after performing an abortion and charged with manslaught...

Episode 2 | Three Families

Episode 2 | Three Families

BBC One | 2021 | 58'46''

Determined to change the law, Hannah throws herself into campaigning. Theresa challenges her prosecution, and a third family faces a terrible choice.

Arguments in favour of abortion | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments in favour of abortion | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 2'55''

Arguments In favour of abortion.

Disability and abortion | Abortion On Trial

Disability and abortion | Abortion On Trial

BBC Two | 2017 | 4'35''

A discussion about disability and abortion.

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Animal rights

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Is it ever right to experiment on animals? | Matters of Life and Death

Is it ever right to experiment on animals? | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 10'29''

The film features representatives of different faiths and religions explaining their perspectives on a...

06: Should We Close Our Zoos? | Horizon

06: Should We Close Our Zoos? | Horizon

BBC Two | 2016 | 59'22''

Liz Bonnin investigates how and why zoos keep animals and looks at whether they need to change to keep up with modern science.

What Makes a Human? | Horizon

What Makes a Human? | Horizon

BBC Two | 2013 | 59'02''

Professor Alice Roberts investigates what exactly makes human beings different from the animal kingdom. What is it that truly makes us human?

Selective breeding | Countryfile

Selective breeding | Countryfile

BBC One | 2014 | 6'22''

For thousands of years we have been selectively breeding farm animals to make them more and more productive. But in recent years there has b...

Animal Rights | A-Z of Belief

Animal Rights | A-Z of Belief

BBC Two | 1990 | 28'50''

Chrissie Hynde, Kevin Godley, and Linda Davidson share why they have joined the campaign for animal rights. Jane Harris, a member of the Animal...

Chimps Are People Too | Horizon

Chimps Are People Too | Horizon

BBC Two | 2006 | 49'30''

Danny Wallace presents a documentary which makes the case that chimpanzees, who share 99 per cent of our DNA, should be given the same rights...

Arguments for animal testing | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments for animal testing | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 2'59''

A man with Cystic Fibrosis explains why animal testing is crucial to his life.

Arguments against animal testing | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments against animal testing | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 2'55''

Arguments against animal testing.

Different perspectives on animal testing | Matters of Life and Death

Different perspectives on animal testing | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'32''

Representatives from different religions discuss their opinions on animal testing.

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Capital punishment and the death pentalty

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S01E01: Execution | Life and Death Row

S01E01: Execution | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2014 | 58'23''

Series telling the story of capital punishment through the eyes of young people whose lives have been shaped by it. It looks at two of...

How to Kill a Human Being | Horizon

How to Kill a Human Being | Horizon

BBC Two | 2008 | 49'13''

Michael Portillo pushes his body to the brink of death in an investigation into the science of execution.

Arguments for capital punishment | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments for capital punishment | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'37''

Arguments in favour of the use of capital punishment for murder.

What are the rights and wrongs of the death penalty? | Matters of Life and Death

What are the rights and wrongs of the death penalty? | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 12'34''

The film features representatives of different faiths and religions explaining their perspec...

Arguments against capital punishment | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments against capital punishment | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'27''

A man who was wrongly convicted of murder provides arguments against the use of the death penalty.

Different perspectives on capital punishment | Matters of Life and Death

Different perspectives on capital punishment | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 4'30''

Representatives from different religions discuss their opinions on capital punishment.

S04E02: Cop Killer | Life and Death Row

S04E02: Cop Killer | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2025 | 58'32''

The sentencing trial of former marine Patrick McDowell for the murder of deputy sheriff Joshua Moyers and the impact on those in the ...

S04E01: True Conviction | Life and Death Row

S04E01: True Conviction | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2025 | 58'52''

Charting the final days approaching the scheduled execution of Ivan Cantu. Convicted in 2001 for a double murder in Dallas, he h...

The Mass Execution: 01 | Life and Death Row

The Mass Execution: 01 | Life and Death Row

BBC Two | 2018 | 58'31''

On death row, one man maintains his innocence, his family hoping he will be spared. In another case, a victim's daughter fights t...

Special: In Cold Blood | Life and Death Row

Special: In Cold Blood | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2018 | 59'09''

A former US Marine, seven days from execution, meets the son he fathered on the run, giving him a will to live. His murder victim...

S01E03: Crisis Stage | Life and Death Row

S01E03: Crisis Stage | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2014 | 56'15''

Film following students from the Death Penalty Clinic at the University of Houston as they fight last-ditch appeals for two of the ...

S04E03: Murder on the Ranch | Life and Death Row

S04E03: Murder on the Ranch | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2025 | 48'22''

After 20 years on death row, convicted murderer Ramiro Gonzales is scheduled for execution in June 2024. While one family ho...

The Mass Execution: 04 | Life and Death Row

The Mass Execution: 04 | Life and Death Row

BBC Two | 2018 | 1'15'07''

A student murdered by a teen gang is a focus at the last execution day. And there is an extraordinary act of compassion from one ...

The Mass Execution: 03 | Life and Death Row

The Mass Execution: 03 | Life and Death Row

BBC Two | 2018 | 1'15'18''

Two men both admitting to brutal attacks on women, with victims including an 11-year-old girl, are the next in line to be execute...

The Mass Execution: 02 | Life and Death Row

The Mass Execution: 02 | Life and Death Row

BBC Two | 2018 | 1'09'33''

DNA evidence might prove the innocence of one man. State prosecutors are determined to ensure justice for victims of a man they s...

S01E02: Judgement | Life and Death Row

S01E02: Judgement | Life and Death Row

BBC Three | 2014 | 1'18'51''

Following the trial of Guy Heinze Jr, with access to jury members charged with reaching a verdict on allegations that he beat his fath...

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Disability rights

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Rosie Jones: Am I a R*tard?

Rosie Jones: Am I a R*tard?

Channel 4 | 2023 | 47'56''

In this unflinching and highly personal documentary, comedian Rosie Jones explores how prevalent disability trolling is in the UK, and why it's o...

Targeted: The Truth about Disability Hate Crime

Targeted: The Truth about Disability Hate Crime

BBC Two | 2021 | 58'09''

A film about the routine aggression and abuse faced by disabled people in today's Britain, from verbal name-calling to violen...

Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson | Fern Britton Meets...

Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson | Fern Britton Meets...

BBC One | 2014 | 59'03''

Britain's most decorated Paralympian, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, looks back on a golden sporting career, discusses her cu...

Campaigning for disability rights | Fern Britton Meets...

Campaigning for disability rights | Fern Britton Meets...

BBC One | 2014 | 5'12''

Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson talks about her campaigning on disability rights in the House of Lords.

Public attitudes to disability | Fern Britton Meets...

Public attitudes to disability | Fern Britton Meets...

BBC One | 2014 | 2'55''

Tanni Grey-Thompson discusses how the 2012 Paralympics changed public attitudes to disability and the progress that st...

Downs Syndrome | Matters of Life and Death

Downs Syndrome | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 2'46''

Arguments against abortion, in relation to disability.

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Ethical issues in genetic engineering

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A World Without Down's Syndrome?

A World Without Down's Syndrome?

BBC Two | 2019 | 58'55''

Documentary about Down's syndrome and the ethics of pregnancy screening, exploring the thinking around the proposed new screening test and i...

03: The Secret of Sex | How to Build a Human

03: The Secret of Sex | How to Build a Human

BBC Two | 2002 | 48'49''

The precise mechanics of human sexual reproduction are revealed,using new technology to produce previously unseen images.

01: Creation | How to Build a Human

01: Creation | How to Build a Human

BBC Two | 2002 | 49'12''

Scientists are now at the pivotal moment of being able to unlock the instructions hidden in the cells of humans.

The Gene Revolution: Changing Human Nature | Storyville

The Gene Revolution: Changing Human Nature | Storyville

BBC Four | 2020 | 1'26'37''

The biggest tech revolution of the 21st century isn't digital, it's biological. What will CRISPR mean for human evolu...

02: Ice Babies | A Child Against All Odds

02: Ice Babies | A Child Against All Odds

BBC One | 2006 | 58'40''

Freezing embryos offers hope to people faced with being unable to have children of their own.

Playing God | Horizon

Playing God | Horizon

BBC HD | 2012 | 59'07''

Adam Rutherford meets the spider-goat, created by scientists and the product of a new field of research - synthetic biology.

04: Living Forever | How to Build a Human

04: Living Forever | How to Build a Human

BBC Two | 2002 | 48'44''

The solution to ageing may be in sight with the discovery that a vital gas is the chief culprit, while a drug claims to double life...

02: Predictor | How to Build a Human

02: Predictor | How to Build a Human

BBC Two | 2002 | 49'18''

A look at the veracity of scientists' claims that they are on the verge of being able to predict our futures by analysing our genes and ...

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Euthanasia and assisted dying

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Should assisted suicide be legalised? | Matters of Life and Death

Should assisted suicide be legalised? | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 12'21''

This film looks at the viewpoints of Charlotte and Paul whose life experiences have left them on opposing s...

Different perspectives on Euthanasia | Matters of Life and Death

Different perspectives on Euthanasia | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 4'37''

Representatives from different religions discuss their opinions about euthanasia.

Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die

Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die

BBC Two | 2011 | 59'10''

Author Sir Terry Pratchett - an Alzheimer's sufferer - travels to the Dignitas Clinic in Switzerland and witnesses first-hand the procedures...

Arguments against Euthanasia | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments against Euthanasia | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'23''

A nurse explains why she is against euthanasia.

Arguments for Euthanasia | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments for Euthanasia | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'19''

A man explains his reasons for wanting access to euthanasia.

A Short Stay in Switzerland

A Short Stay in Switzerland

BBC One | 2009 | 1'29'43''

One-off drama inspired by the true story of Dr Anne Turner, who in 2006 took her own life in a Zurich clinic having developed an incurable degene...

Let Our Dad Die | Dispatches

Let Our Dad Die | Dispatches

Channel 4 | 2012 | 27'55''

Seven years ago Tony Nicklinson had a catastrophic stroke, which left him utterly paralysed. He can only communicate via a computer controlled b...

How to Die: Simon's Choice

How to Die: Simon's Choice

BBC Two | 2016 | 1'24'19''

The dramatic and poignant story of one man facing the heartwrenching decision of whether to end his life at a suicide clinic after being diagnosed...

Better Off Dead?

Better Off Dead?

BBC One | 2024 | 58'01''

A documentary on assisted suicide, authored by actor and disability rights activist Liz Carr.

Episode 1 | Miriam's Dead Good Adventure

Episode 1 | Miriam's Dead Good Adventure

BBC Two | 2019 | 59'02''

Miriam Margolyes is on a mission to confront her fear of aging and death. Miriam checks into a dementia care home, to see what getti...

My Right to Die

My Right to Die

BBC News | 2024 | 26'12''

As Canada debates whether it's ready to allow the mentally ill to apply for assisted dying, the BBC follows one man fighting for his right to die.

Euthanasia | Worlds of Belief

Euthanasia | Worlds of Belief

BBC Two | 1997 | 19'01''

Schools religious education program for 14-18 year olds. Today's theme is Euthanasia which includes a dramatic reconstruction of real events, i...

02: Choosing Death | Louis Theroux: Altered States

02: Choosing Death | Louis Theroux: Altered States

BBC Two | 2018 | 1'03'24''

Louis Theroux spends time with those preparing to take a lethal but legally prescribed overdose and meets a controversial ...

Episode 2 | Miriam's Dead Good Adventure

Episode 2 | Miriam's Dead Good Adventure

BBC Two | 2019 | 59'04''

In the concluding episode of this compelling documentary series, inimitable actress Miriam wants to know if we can ever be ready to ...

Assisted Dying: The Final Choice

Assisted Dying: The Final Choice

BBC Two | 2025 | 36'26''

A look at the patients in Canada and California legally choosing assisted dying, including both those undergoing the procedure and those who...

Loss of dignity | Better Off Dead?

Loss of dignity | Better Off Dead?

BBC One | 2024 | 3'30''

Liz and her disabled activist friends discuss how the idea of assisted dying reflects on them as people in society.

Palliative care doctor | Better Off Dead?

Palliative care doctor | Better Off Dead?

BBC One | 2024 | 4'10''

A palliative care doctor talks about her worries of making assisted dying legal.

Do not resuscitate (DNR) | Better Off Dead?

Do not resuscitate (DNR) | Better Off Dead?

BBC One | 2024 | 4'42''

Liz speaks to Baroness Jane Campbell, who had a 'Do Not Resuscitate' order placed on her for a routine illness without consent.

Lord Falconer on assisted dying law | Better Off Dead?

Lord Falconer on assisted dying law | Better Off Dead?

BBC One | 2024 | 3'19''

Liz meets a Lord who has consistently campaigned for assisted dying, and makes his case for helping people with termin...

My body, my choice | Better Off Dead?

My body, my choice | Better Off Dead?

BBC One | 2024 | 4'06''

Sunday Times columnist Melanie Reid, a disabled ex-horse-jumper, campaigns for the opposite of Liz and is adamant that its her human ri...

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Free speech

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The Most Hated Family in America | Louis Theroux

The Most Hated Family in America | Louis Theroux

BBC One | 2007 | 58'42''

Louis Theroux struggles to come to terms with the infamous Phelps family from Topeka, Kansas, who picket countrywide as a pr...

America's Most Hated Family in Crisis | Louis Theroux

America's Most Hated Family in Crisis | Louis Theroux

BBC Two | 2011 | 59'09''

Following up on his 2007 documentary, The Most Hated Family in America, Louis Theroux returns to Topeka, Kansas, for a ...

Surviving America's Most Hated Family | Louis Theroux

Surviving America's Most Hated Family | Louis Theroux

BBC Two | 2019 | 59'20''

Louis Theroux returns to visit the controversial Westboro Baptist Church, investigating what effect the death of its fo...

Germany's New Nazis | Panorama

Germany's New Nazis | Panorama

BBC One | 2017 | 45'30''

Panorama has spent six months in Freital, a small town in Germany, to explore increased levels of far-right extremism in the country.

America's Hate Preachers

America's Hate Preachers

BBC Three | 2016 | 42'39''

Hannah Livingston spends six months tracking two of America's most radical Christian hate groups - a pastor from Arizona and a network of preachers ...

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Organ donation

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Transplant

Transplant

BBC One | 2011 | 59'08''

Documentary which reveals the extraordinary reality of organ donation, from the very beginning of the transplant surgeries through to the recovery of the recipien...

Is it OK to have a child to save another? | Matters of Life and Death

Is it OK to have a child to save another? | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 11'32''

When Ami's young son Jivan was diagnosed with Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome, a rare immune deficiency diseas...

Different perspectives on saviour siblings | Matters of Life and Death

Different perspectives on saviour siblings | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'49''

Representatives from different religions discuss their opinions on saviour siblings.

Arguments against saviour siblings | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments against saviour siblings | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'13''

Personal arguments against saviour siblings.

My New Heart | My Life

My New Heart | My Life

CBBC | 2020 | 27'47''

The story of a 12-year-old boy waiting for a heart donor.

Arguments for saviour siblings | Matters of Life and Death

Arguments for saviour siblings | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 3'24''

A family discuss their choice to have a saviour sibling to save the life of their son.

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Racism and ethics

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David Harewood on Blackface

David Harewood on Blackface

BBC Two | 2023 | 59'10''

David Harewood goes on a mission to understand the roots of the strange and intensely problematic cultural form of minstrelsy.

Anthony

Anthony

BBC One | 2020 | 1'26'12''

From writer Jimmy McGovern, the story of Anthony Walker, a black teenager murdered in a racist attack in Merseyside in 2005, and how his life could have been.

Monumental: Bristol after Colston

Monumental: Bristol after Colston

BBC News | 2020 | 22'54''

Will the toppling of the statue of a slave trader in Bristol change the lives of black people in the city? Musician, activist and Bristolia...

03: Music | Do Black Lives Still Matter?

03: Music | Do Black Lives Still Matter?

BBC Three | 2021 | 25'25''

The music industry pledged millions in support of people of colour. But will the money help to fix its own problems with diversity? ...

Statue Wars: One Summer in Bristol

Statue Wars: One Summer in Bristol

BBC Two | 2021 | 59'02''

Follows Bristol’s mayor, Marvin Rees, as he and the city respond to the extraordinary events which followed the toppling of the Colston St...

Will Britain Ever Have a Black Prime Minister?

Will Britain Ever Have a Black Prime Minister?

BBC Two | 2016 | 58'57''

British TV and movie star David Harewood investigates the obstacles facing black Britons in rising to positions of power and i...

Dom a Lloyd: Cymru Heddiw | Hansh

Dom a Lloyd: Cymru Heddiw | Hansh

S4C | 2023 | 11'55''

Musicians Dom and Lloyd explore the reality of being a black Welshman in 2023.

02: Football | Do Black Lives Still Matter?

02: Football | Do Black Lives Still Matter?

BBC Three | 2021 | 28'02''

George Floyd's death drew attention to problems with diversity in football. Grime artist Saskilla meets people from across the ga...

01: Brands | Do Black Lives Still Matter?

01: Brands | Do Black Lives Still Matter?

BBC Three | 2021 | 26'18''

Following the death of George Floyd, major brands pledged to address racial inequalities across their businesses. Grime artist Sask...

Gee Walker | Woman's Hour

Gee Walker | Woman's Hour

BBC Radio 4 | 2010 | 12'13''

It is five years since the murder of black teenager, Anthony Walker. At the time of his death, people were in awe of his mother, Gee Walker, who, i...

Test of Time: Forgiveness | Belief File

Test of Time: Forgiveness | Belief File

BBC Two | 2002 | 29'04''

Joe Seremane, a black South African MP imprisoned on Robben Island, talks about apartheid and the need for forgiveness.

Euro 2012: Stadiums of Hate | Panorama

Euro 2012: Stadiums of Hate | Panorama

BBC One | 2012 | 29'28''

With days to go before the kick-off of the Euro 2012 championships, Panorama reveals evidence of racist violence and anti-semitism at ...

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Vegetarianism and veganism

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Amazon deforestation | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

Amazon deforestation | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

BBC One | 2019 | 4'21''

Liz Bonnin witnesses the devastation of the Amazon rainforest from the sky.

Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

BBC One | 2019 | 57'43''

From colossal farms in America to the destruction of the Amazon, Liz Bonnin investigates how our hunger for meat is killing our planet.

Vegan | Hayley Goes...

Vegan | Hayley Goes...

BBC Three | 2019 | 29'44''

Hayley looks at the rise in veganism. As she attempts to adopt a plant-based lifestyle for two weeks, she'll explore what it takes to get her beloved ...

Animal feed production | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

Animal feed production | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

BBC One | 2019 | 4'50''

Liz Bonnin explores the impact that animal feed production is having on insect biodiversity.

Pig farming and water pollution | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

Pig farming and water pollution | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

BBC One | 2019 | 4'30''

Liz Bonnin investigates the polluting impact of pig manure from factory farms.

Cattle feedyard | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

Cattle feedyard | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

BBC One | 2019 | 3'42''

Liz Bonnin visits a cattle feedyard, a mass factory farm, that contains about 50,000 cows.

Vegetarianism | Belief File

Vegetarianism | Belief File

BBC Two | 1997 | 13'38''

Schools religious education program for 14-18 year olds. Hindu vegetarian Dhiren Shah loves his girlfriend Maya, but her meat eating habits are c...

Sustainable meat production | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

Sustainable meat production | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?

BBC One | 2019 | 4'23''

Liz Bonnin discusses the importance of understanding the process behind the meat we eat (warning: this clip conta...

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War and Conflict

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Kids with Guns | Stacey Dooley Investigates

Kids with Guns | Stacey Dooley Investigates

BBC Three | 2010 | 57'10''

Stacey Dooley explores the issue of child soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo's civil war, where an estimated 30,000 chi...

When is it right to go to war? | Matters of Life and Death

When is it right to go to war? | Matters of Life and Death

BBC Two | 2015 | 12'18''

The film features representatives of different faiths and religions explaining their perspectives on the question.

Stacey on the Frontline: Girls, Guns and Isis | Stacey Dooley

Stacey on the Frontline: Girls, Guns and Isis | Stacey Dooley

BBC One | 2017 | 44'29''

Stacey Dooley embeds herself on the frontline with the extraordinary all-female Yazidi battalion, who are fuell...

Face to Face with Isis | Stacey Dooley

Face to Face with Isis | Stacey Dooley

BBC One | 2018 | 33'30''

One year on from her first visit, Stacey Dooley returns to Iraq to seek justice for the young women whose lives have been changed fore...

Is it right to go to war? | VE Day 80

Is it right to go to war? | VE Day 80

BBC One | 2025 | 6'06''

Ruth Klauber, a mechanic fro aeroplanes during the war, discusses; is it right to go to war? Part of the curriculum on War and Conflict...

Elton John and AI | Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

Elton John and AI | Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

Art and Design | BBC One | 2025 | 10'29''

Sir Elton John described the government as ''absolute losers'' and said he feels ''incredibly betrayed'' over plans to exemp...

Unit 731 | Correspondent

Unit 731 | Correspondent

Ethical Issues | BBC Two | 2002 | 44'20''

Japanese army built Unit 731 in China in WW2 to research, develop and use biological weapons. Chinese POW and civilians were used as guinea pigs and...

01: Love Without Limits | Louis Theroux: Altered States

01: Love Without Limits | Louis Theroux: Altered States

Ethical Issues | BBC Two | 2018 | 59'30''

Louis Theroux travels to Portland, Oregon, to visit a movement seeking to rewrite the rulebook on how we conduct inti...

Slavery on the High Street

Slavery on the High Street

Business and Management | BBC One | 2024 | 28'52''

For seven years, vulnerable victims of trafficking were forced to make food for major high street chains. How did their exploitation go undetected...

Shot for Going to School

Shot for Going to School

Ethical Issues | BBC Three | 2013 | 56'58''

Schoolgirl Malala Yousafi was just 14 when she was shot for campaigning for girls' education in Pakistan. Nel Hedayat travels to the areas where the...

Malala: Shot for Going to School | Panorama

Malala: Shot for Going to School | Panorama

Ethical Issues | BBC One | 2013 | 29'20''

One year ago, Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban on her school bus. In this Panorama special, she talks exclusively to Mish...

Moral minefield | KS4 Curriculum Bites

Moral minefield | KS4 Curriculum Bites

Ethical Issues | BBC Two | 2007 | 10'41''

Tony Morris hosts a talk show examining some ethical questions about sex, adultery and open relationships.

Stop Cutting Our Girls: A Comic Relief Special

Stop Cutting Our Girls: A Comic Relief Special

Ethical Issues | BBC Three | 2015 | 57'17''

Zawe Ashton leads a hard-hitting investigation to uncover the truth about FGM in the UK and abroad, meeting courageous women f...

The Debt Saviours

The Debt Saviours

Christian beliefs and values | BBC Two | 2018 | 59'33''

Access-all-areas documentary following Christians Against Poverty, asking whether the charity's motivation is debt relief or bringing people to Jesus.

Rural urban migration in China | Today

Rural urban migration in China | Today

Ethical Issues | BBC Radio 4 | 2025 | 5'10''

Workers for the Chinese fast-fashion brand Shein are labouring for more than 75-hours a week; the BBC talk to the workers about their ...

Women, Weddings, War and Me

Women, Weddings, War and Me

Ethical Issues | BBC Three | 2010 | 57'19''

Documentary about a woman's return to Afghanistan, where she discovers a world of violence against women and gains a new understanding of why her...

03: Unnatural Practices | The Baby Makers

03: Unnatural Practices | The Baby Makers

Ethical Issues | Channel 4 | 1999 | 51'18''

The technology, ethics and human stories of the assisted fertilization revolution.

02: Fighting For Survival | The Baby Makers

02: Fighting For Survival | The Baby Makers

Ethical Issues | Channel 4 | 1999 | 51'19''

The technology, ethics and human stories of the assisted fertilization revolution.

01: Test Tube Baby | The Baby Makers

01: Test Tube Baby | The Baby Makers

Ethical Issues | Channel 4 | 1999 | 51'18''

The technology, ethics and human stories of the assisted fertilization revolution.

Child Labour: Kids for Sale | Stacey Dooley

Child Labour: Kids for Sale | Stacey Dooley

Child labour | BBC Three | 2009 | 57'30''

Stacey Dooley explores the issue of child labour in Nepal, after being exposed to it when working in the Indian fashion industry ...

Mental health assisted dying (MAID) | Better Off Dead?

Mental health assisted dying (MAID) | Better Off Dead?

Ethical Issues | BBC One | 2024 | 4'44''

Liz ponders the different tracks to assisted dying in Canada and how, as well as it being opened it up disabled people...

Poverty assisted dying | Better Off Dead?

Poverty assisted dying | Better Off Dead?

Ethical Issues | BBC One | 2024 | 4'30''

A homeless man (who also has disabilities), got approved for Medical Assisted in Dying (MAID) by his doctor, after he knew he quali...

Assisted dying doctor | Better Off Dead?

Assisted dying doctor | Better Off Dead?

Ethical Issues | BBC One | 2024 | 6'51''

Liz meets a Canadian doctor who has assisted over 400 deaths in her profession.

New Boys in Town | My Life

New Boys in Town | My Life

Ethical Issues | CBBC | 2017 | 28'20''

How do you make friends in a new school if can't speak their language? 12-year-old Adel knows exactly how this feels as he had to leave his home i...

Cobalt mining incidents | Panorama

Cobalt mining incidents | Panorama

Child labour | BBC One | 2021 | 2'12''

Miners tell their stories of accidents and the working conditions in the cobalt mines of Kolwezi, DRC.

Stem Cell Research | How Science Changed Our World

Stem Cell Research | How Science Changed Our World

Biology | BBC One | 2010 | 2'34''

Professor Robert Winston explores the medical potential in stem cell research, and meets a team of scientists at Imperial ...

IVF | How Science Changed Our World

IVF | How Science Changed Our World

Biology | BBC One | 2010 | 3'18''

Professor Robert Winston meets families who benefitted from breakthrough's in research which lead to IVF treatments.

Brave New World | Storyville

Brave New World | Storyville

Biology | BBC Four | 2020 | 9'08''

There are many moral and ethical concerns about the extent to which science should utilise our knowledge of genetic engineering.

Engineering the genome | Storyville

Engineering the genome | Storyville

Biology | BBC Four | 2020 | 5'48''

Gene therapy, is contoversial, complex, yet valuable science.

The human genome | i-Science

The human genome | i-Science

Biology | BBC Two | 2009 | 4'39''

Whether genetic technology causes social harms is really up to us and how we choose to use it.

Embryonic stem cells | i-Science

Embryonic stem cells | i-Science

Biology | BBC Two | 2009 | 4'36''

Stem cell research raises ethical issues, which makes some people uncomfortable about it, in spite of the potential benefits.

Child labour | This World

Child labour | This World

Child labour | BBC Two | 2014 | 5'03''

Simon Reeves investigates child labour on tea plantations in Uganda.

Exploitation on tea plantations | This World

Exploitation on tea plantations | This World

Development and Inequality | BBC Two | 2014 | 6'46''

Simon Reeve visits a Unilever tea plantation and talks to labourers about the exploitative conditions they work under.

Salgaa truck stop | This World

Salgaa truck stop | This World

Development and Inequality | BBC Two | 2014 | 6'43''

Simon Reeve visits the Salgaa truck and talks to the North Star Alliance that are working to protect sex workers there.

The Rana Plaza Disaster | This World

The Rana Plaza Disaster | This World

Development and Inequality | BBC Two | 2014 | 4'59''

Witnesses and victims of the Rana Plaza disaster tell their stories of the day.

Working conditions at the Rana plaza | This World

Working conditions at the Rana plaza | This World

Development and Inequality | BBC Two | 2014 | 3'20''

The exploitative working conditions at the Rana Plaza.

Corruption and the Rana Plaza | This World

Corruption and the Rana Plaza | This World

Development and Inequality | BBC Two | 2014 | 5'11''

Power and connections allowed Sohel Rana to cut corners with his clothing factory complex, the Rana Plaza.

Photography ethics | On Camera: Photographers at the BBC

Photography ethics | On Camera: Photographers at the BBC

Art and Design | BBC Four | 2017 | 2'39''

Susan Sontag and Martin Parr appear in archive footage exploring the ethics of photography. (Contains nudity).

Should we be able to choose when we die? | Sunday Morning Live

Should we be able to choose when we die? | Sunday Morning Live

Ethical Issues | BBC One | 2015 | 2'55''

A woman with terminal Motor Neuron Disease explains why she believes assisted dying should be legalised.

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