Timeshift
Season 10
20109 episodes
Episode 1
The North on a Plate
Sep 8, 20101h
Cultural historian Andrew Hussey follows his success with France on a Plate by travelling back to his homeland, the north west of England, in search of its lost food culture.
Episode 2
1960: The Year of the North
Sep 14, 20101h
The story of how the north went from being Britain's economic engine room to cultural powerhouse. Andrew Martin explores how the north liberated itself and the country as a whole.
Episode 3
When Britain Went Wild
Oct 5, 20101h
Documentary exploring how, in the 1960s, the British people fell in love with animals and how endangered species and wildlife protection became an intrinsic part of our culture.
Episode 4
Nordic Noir: The Story of Scandinavian Crime Fiction
Dec 20, 20101h
Documentary which investigates the success of Scandinavian crime fiction, from Stieg Larsson's bestselling Millennium trilogy to Henning Mankell's brooding Wallander series.
Episode 5
Italian Noir: The Story of Italian Crime Fiction
Dec 27, 20101h
Profile of a new wave of Italian crime fiction that has emerged to challenge the conventions of the detective novel - a dark world of corruption, unsolved murders and the mafia.
Episode 6
The Golden Age of Coach Travel
Jan 5, 20111h
Documentary which journeys back to the 1950s when the coach was king. Those who had not travelled beyond their own villages and towns were given a taste of exploration and freedom.
Episode 7
The Modern Age of the Coach
Jan 12, 20111h
Documentary bringing the story of the coach up to date, exploring the most recent phase of Britain's love affair with four-wheeled group travel from school trips to Indian treks.
Episode 8
Crime and Punishment - The Story of Corporal Punishment
Apr 4, 20111h
Documentary lifting the veil on the taboo that is corporal punishment, revealing a history spanning religion, the justice system, sex and education.
Episode 9
Crime and Punishment - The Story of Capital Punishment
Apr 5, 20111h
Documentary tracing the story of the ultimate sanction, examining such matters as the protocols of the public execution and the 'science' of hanging.