Afleveringen
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The Brixton uprising sparks a summer of discontent as rioting breaks out across the country - this is no longer just about Brixton. Questions start being asked: Why is this really happening? What are the causes?
Britain is forced to start acknowledging racism, discrimination and prejudice across society. It’s the start of a conversation which is still being had today.
This podcast includes strong language, use of racist terms and descriptions of violence.
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CreditsPresenter: Big NarstieProducers: Helen Clifton and Ingrid KellyEditor: Gail ChampionExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam TurnerAdditional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen RhodesWith thanks to Paul Field
Series Producer: Ben RobinsonSeries Editor: Gail Champion
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Molotov cocktails, burning buildings, police cars smashed, running battles on the streets - London has never seen anything like this. Brixton explodes in an orgy of violence fuelled by a boiling sense of anger and injustice among the black community.
This podcast includes strong language, use of racist terms and descriptions of violence.
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CreditsPresenter: Big NarstieProducer Ben RobinsonEditor: Gail ChampionExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonSound Design: Richard HannafordAdditional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel Deas.Research: Derrick Bennett and Imogen RhodesAdditional Archive: The Museum of LondonWith thanks to Paul Field
Series Producer Ben RobinsonSeries Editor: Gail Champion
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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There is fury at a lack of compassion shown by the authorities to the victims of the New Cross Fire. Many are convinced it was a racist firebombing and accuse the police of failing to investigate properly.
Thousands of people from across the country descend on London for a march to demand justice. Organisers say more than 20,000 people take part in the Black People’s Day of Action - at the time the biggest ever protest led by black people in the UK.
This podcast includes strong language, use of racist terms and descriptions of violence.
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CreditsPresenter: Big NarstieProducers: Helen Clifton and Ingrid KellyEditor: Gail ChampionSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam TurnerAdditional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen RhodesWith thanks to Paul Field
DramatisationBy Roy WilliamsTony Cealy played by Sheyi ColeProduced by Lorna Newman and Simon Highfield
Series Producer: Ben RobinsonSeries Editor: Gail Champion
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A birthday party ends in tragedy when 13 young people die in a house fire.
People are convinced it has been caused by a racist arson attack. They feel their grief is compounded by a lack of compassion shown by the authorities. It feels like black lives don’t matter. The aftermath fuels the anger that will lead to the riots in Brixton just months later.
This podcast includes strong language, use of racist terms and descriptions of violence.
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Credits:Presenter: Big NarstieProducers: Helen Clifton and Ingrid KellyExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonEditor: Gail ChampionSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam TurnerAdditional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen RhodesDigital Producers: Stuart Birch, Eleanor Layhe and John WattsStory Consultant: John YorkeWith thanks to Paul Field
Series Producer: Ben RobinsonSeries Editor: Gail Champion
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Sound systems. Reggae. Blues parties. Music pulses through Brixton - it’s a way of life and provides an escape from a tough world. But police are raiding parties which ratchets up resentment against the authorities. And Brixton’s thriving gay community shares this sense of persecution.
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Credits:Presenter: Big NarstieProducers: Seren Jones and Maggie LathamExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonEditor: Gail ChampionSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam TurnerAdditional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen RhodesStory Consultant: John YorkeWith thanks to Paul Field DramatisationBy Roy WilliamsChristopher Icha played by Valentine OlukogaProduced by Lorna Newman and Simon Highfield Series Producer: Ben RobinsonSeries Editor: Gail Champion
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Gangs of far right racist thugs are attacking immigrants on the streets and in their homes. Now they’re turning their attention to black power organisations and Brixton is in their sights – with terrifying consequences. And one man is on trial for a string of crimes he didn’t commit. Will the British justice system prevail?
This podcast includes strong language, racist terms and descriptions of violence.
Credits:Presenter: Big NarstieProducer: Seren Jones and Maggie LathamEditor: Gail ChampionExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam TurnerAdditional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen RhodesDigital production: Stuart Birch, John Watts and Eleanor Layhe Story Consultant: John YorkeWith thanks to Paul Field
Dramatisationby Roy WilliamsFarrukh Dhondy played by Nathaniel CurtisProduced by Lorna Newman and Simon Highfield
Series Producer: Ben RobinsonSeries Editor: Gail Champion
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Resentment towards the police in Brixton grows as people face a series of injustices. But black power is fighting back. And one man’s life changes forever when he’s falsely accused of crimes he didn’t commit by an out of control police officer. This podcast includes strong language, racist terms and descriptions of violence.
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Credits:Presenter: Big Narstie Producer: Ben RobinsonEditor: Gail ChampionExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam Turner Additional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen Rhodes Digital Producers: Stuart Birch, Eleanor Layhe and John WattsAdditional Archive: from The Museum of London Story Consultant: John YorkeWith thanks to Paul Field Dramatisation:by Roy WilliamsWinston Trew played by Peter BankoleProduced by Lorna Newman and Simon Highfield Series Producer: Ben Robinson Series Editor: Gail Champion
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The childhoods of a group of kids in Brixton are punctured by the threat of racism. That realisation changes their lives - and sets them on a course to the Brixton riots years later.
This podcast includes strong language, racist terms and descriptions of violence.
---------- Credits:Presenter: Big Narstie Producer: Ben RobinsonEditor: Gail ChampionExecutive Producer: Natasha JohanssonSound Design: Wayne Parkes and Sam Turner Additional production: Jane Andrews and Annabel DeasResearch: Derrick Bennett and Imogen Rhodes Digital Producers: Stuart Birch, Eleanor Layhe and John Watts Additional Archive: from The Museum of London Story Consultant: John YorkeWith thanks to Paul Field Dramatisation:by Roy WilliamsTony Cealy played by Sheyi Cole Produced by Lorna Newman and Simon Highfield Series Producer: Ben Robinson Series Editor: Gail Champion
