The Winner Takes it All: 1977-79

Season 1Episode 460 minMai 14, 2012
The Winner Takes it All: 1977-79

In the final episode of the series, historian Dominic Sandbrook looks at the closing years of the 70s. He encounters a nation arguing about the future of education and watching Grange Hill, debating the impact of multiculturalism and enjoying The Specials. We were also anxious over youth crime and fiercely arguing about who should pay for austerity in economically troubled times. With the help of vivid archive and an evocative soundtrack, Dominic reveals that the final years of this tumultuous decade were marked by concerns that appear startlingly current.

The Winner Takes it All: 1977-79 has aired on Mai 14, 2012 at 21:00
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