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Next on: Monday 09 November, 10.30AM on Channel 4
The decisions that young people have to make when they leave school will affect them for the rest of their lives. This series follows 10 teenagers as they try to find their true vocations.
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Last broadcast: Tuesday 03 November, 10PM on Channel 4
Two documentaries from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season examine the growing trend for deracialisation surgery
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Last broadcast: Monday 02 November, 8PM on Channel 4
This documentary from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season asks is it a biological advantage to have parents of different ethnic backgrounds?
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Last broadcast: Sunday 01 November, 7PM on Channel 4
This documentary from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season explores the disturbing phenomena of early 20th century human zoos
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Last broadcast: Thursday 29 October, 10PM on Channel 4
This programme from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season, asks are we all more racist than we realise or would like to admit?
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Last broadcast: Monday 26 October, 9PM on Channel 4
In this documentary from the Race: Science's Last Taboo season, Rageh Omaar explodes myths about race and IQ and reveals what he thinks are important lessons for society
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Last broadcast: Wednesday 09 September, 8.30PM on More4
This moving documentary examines a life lived in the wrong colour skin. It focuses on three sufferers of albinism as they attempt to regain their confidence and discover their own identity.
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Last broadcast: Sunday 06 September, 3.20AM on Channel 4
The government is attempting to revolutionise the benefits system. This documentary series follows the people on both sides of the new welfare state.
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Last broadcast: Friday 04 September, 8.30PM on More4
Director Mark Craig's portrait of community life and social change, guided by the examination of the heap of junk mail he has collected over the past five years
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Last broadcast: Thursday 13 August, 9PM on Channel 4
Documentary series that aims to show what it means to grow up in poverty in 21st-century Britain. In each episode, a wealthy family decides to assist one that is living below the poverty line.
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Last broadcast: Wednesday 12 August, 1AM on More4
Havana Marking's riveting True Stories documentary follows four of the finalists on Afghan Star, Afghanistan's equivalent of Pop Idol, which is watched by a third of the country's population
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Last broadcast: Monday 20 July, 2.45AM on More4
In this Cutting Edge film, journalist Rachel Roberts goes in search of the people with whom she once shared a children's home, with only a photo and childhood memories to help her
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Last broadcast: Monday 06 July, 2.30AM on More4
Cutting Edge takes an unflinching look at motherhood as acclaimed filmmaker Daisy Asquith returns with a follow-up to the multi award-winning documentary Fifteen
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Last broadcast: Sunday 21 June, 10PM on More4
Cutting Edge documentary exploring the lives of those who became victims of the Suffolk Strangler and examining how the fastest serial killings in British criminal history affected the community of Ipswich
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Last broadcast: 06 April 2009
Providing unique insight into the private world of Clarence House, this documentary follows the rise and fall of William Tallon - a devoted servant, friend and butler to the Queen Mother
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Last broadcast: 24 March 2009
Hardeep Singh Kohli is not afraid to ask the questions no one else would... The Glaswegian writer and comedian undertakes a wry personal investigation of some of the big issues in the UK today.
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Last broadcast: 15 December 2008
Film about the sexual abuse of boys by teachers in Britain's private schools, driven by the frank recollections of three highly articulate men
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Mosco Boucault's True Stories film focuses on the police station of Roubaix, a small town near Lille, where Inspector Haroune investigates a burglary that escalated to murder
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Middle England meets the sex trade head-on when the Hampshire WI emerges as an unlikely champion of the reform of prostitution laws
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Nick Broomfield's award-winning documentary about female serial killer, Aileen Wuornos
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Documentarian Nick Broomfield's 'real cinema' film is a hard-hitting docudrama about a real-life massacre in Iraq, when a young squadron of US marines gunned down 24 Iraqi civilians in cold blood
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Every year, thousands of kids disappear into the care system
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Documentary series that examines the dismantlement of the British Empire and the effects of its legacy through the family stories of various British celebrities, each a 'child of the Empire'
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Ralph Arlyck's follow-up to his short documentary about Sean, his hippy neighbour's four-year-old child, who grew up smoking pot and running barefoot around 1960s San Francisco
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Ou Dede and His Daughters takes the viewer to a China few have seen before - centuries away from the bright neon lights of Shanghai and Beijing
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