Inside Story - Season 20 / Year 2001

Season 20 / Year 2001
Episodes

The Oklahoma Bomber
It was the worst domestic terrorist attack in US history - a bomb in Oklahoma six years ago that killed 168 people and injured 500 more. Timothy McVeigh , found guilty of planting the device, was due to be executed earlier today. Donal Macintyre introduces this documentary about a tragedy that - literally and emotionally - ripped a city apart.

Through the Eyes of the Young
Following on from the acclaimed Through the Eyes of the Old, director/cameraman Christopher Terrill now turns his attention to the 18-30s who are tackling the world head on. Some are excited, anxious or frightened, but most are determined and still convinced they are immortal. This documentary helps to provide new perspectives on music, sport, drugs, education, love and cyberspace.
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