Angry Britain - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Travel Rage
Travelling can be stressful and so the road and rail network in Britain is an angry place to be. This episode of Angry Britain explores the growing war between cyclists and motorists and sees people squaring up for a fight on buses and trains with shocked passengers filming the action.

Mean Streets
In this episode we're out on the streets. Meet cycling evangelist and self-proclaimed citizen cop Dave Sherry who's on a crusade to expose bad driving. With the use of his trusted foghorn, an ‘I'll show them the errors of their ways' catch phrase and a helmet mounted camera, Dave records incidents of road rage and posts the films on line for the world to see

Get Off My Land!
Angry Britain gets particularly furious when it comes to the people who live nearby. Everybody might need good neighbours, but a lot of us don't - and it's those in close proximity who cause us the most anger. Whether it's on a phone, video camera or CCTV, we've found the best footage of people getting cross with their neighbours.

Work Rage
Angry Britain's Work Rage is your bad day at the office caught on camera by fellow stressed-out workers. Capturing the moments from when tempers boil over on the daily commute - to when workmates drive you insane - and the workplace turns into a battleground. It's all captured and relived moment by moment, from the crazy commute to the holiday from hell, on Angry Britain's Work at War.

Losing It
Angry Britain explores the growing problem of a nation on the edge of fury, and asks what makes us ‘lose it'? It's an episode of angry and unusual protests: A furious farmer sprays his local bank with manure and the naked cyclers bare, nearly, all! Protestors do the funniest things - especially when driven to extremes.

Caught on Camera
A self-confessed, angry white van man goes to ‘anger camp' in an attempt to sort out his anger issues and in South London a cyclist vents his anger on motorists who cut him up by hitting their cars. Through these and other anger clips, we examine the causes of anger and how to protect yourself when confronted with rage - at home, at work or on the roads
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