Dispatches - Season 23 / Year 2008

Season 23 / Year 2008
Episodes

The Truth About Your Food (1)

The Truth About Your Food (2)

The Court of Ken

Why Kids Kill

Heat Or Eat: The Pensioners' Dilemma

The Children Left Behind

How the Banks Bet Your Money

Checking-in to Airport Chaos

Iraq's Lost Generation

Iraq: The Betrayal

Jon Snow's Hidden Iraq

Undercover in Tibet

Immigration: The Inconvenient Truth (1)

Immigration: The Inconvenient Truth (2)

Immigration: The Inconvenient Truth (3)

The Mobile Phone Rip-Off

The Truth About Beauty Creams

In God's Name

Warlords Next Door?

Gordon Brown: Where Did It All Go Wrong?

From Jail to Jihad

The Truth About Food Prices

The Truth About Street Weapons

A Widow's War On Yobs

It Shouldn't Happen to a Muslim

The Jab That Can Stop Cancer

Sandwiches Unwrapped

How The Banks Never Lose

Undercover Mosque: The Return

Hope for the Last Chance Kids

What's In Your Wine?

The Human Cost of the Credit Crunch

Cameron's Money Men

The Hidden World of Lap Dancers

The Trouble With British Airways

The Truth About Your Energy Bill

Jon Snow's American Journey

Don't Bank on the Bailout

Mum Loves Drugs, Not Me

Saving Africa's Witch Children

Iraq: The Legacy
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