Productions

Past BBC Work

BBC 1's: How the NHS changed the World: Clip 2

A series of programmes spotlighting the pioneering work of NHS hospitals

BBC 1's: Too Great to Fail? An investigation into Great Ormond Street Hospital

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BBC 1's: Mum's mental health

Presenter Anna Williamson talks candidly about her own mental health struggles after becoming a Mum

and looks at how attitudes need to change towards new Mums.

Award Winning: Rwanda Revisited

Ten years after the Rwandan Genocide, Rwandan refugee Illuminee and her son Roger, who fled genocide to seek safety in the UK, return home after ten years.

Winner of the One World Media Award and the Concentra Award for outstanding video journalism.

Singing to Survive

Musician Lula Membrahtu takes us on an emotional journey to discover the true extent of music’s power for survivors of human trafficking.

Inside Out, (BBC 1)

Diet and DNA

Could our own DNA and an App hold the secret to which foods we should be eating for a healthy disease free life?

Sean Fletcher Investigates. Inside Out, (BBC 1)

Saving Britain’s Oysters

Wildlife Presenter Mike Dilger investigates the drastic decline in the number of native oysters in the UK and discovers how a man-made sanctuary in West Mersea holds the answer to their recovery. Inside Out, (BBC 1)

Elderly Care

Following the work of London’s care service and a new pilot to

keep elderly people out of hospital. Inside Out, (BBC 1)

IN MY OWN WORDS: ALISON LAPPER, BBC ONE

bbc one show films

made in sussex, glynde place

Made in Sussex (2020)