Buses on the Frontline Episode 1
Documentary about the bus drivers who risked their lives to keep services running during the Troubles.
On the Frontline·BBC Northern Ireland
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1 season · 7 eps
Documentary about the bus drivers who risked their lives to keep services running during the Troubles.
They were, overwhelmingly, women - very young women. They cared for Catholics and Protestants, police and army, gunmen and bombers, perpetrators and victims. Innocent civilians. The eye-opening, untold story of Ulster's nurses across more than three decades of the Troubles.
The experiences of some of the over 250,000 British soldiers who were stationed in Northern Ireland between 1969 and 2007, serving in 'Operation Banner'.
Eamonn Holmes narrates a documentary that looks at a controversial series of adverts produced by the Northern Ireland Office during the last 10 years of the Troubles.
The extraordinary and remarkable memories and experiences of the policemen and policewomen on the frontline during the Troubles.
Firefighters who experienced some of the worst incidents in the Northern Ireland Troubles share their experiences through personal testimony and remarkable archive.
Through powerful and revealing interviews, these are the stories of pupils and teachers whose lives were forever changed by the violence in Northern Ireland.
7 episodes in Season 1
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