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Dispatches 1987

Documentary News

Channel 4's long-running, award-winning investigative current affairs documentary series. Particularly noted for its undercover reporting.

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Director	Richard Sanders Ed Harriman Roger Corke Mostrar los 238 directores Jane Drinkwater Joanna Burge Karen Edwards David Modell Dimitri Collingridge Katherine Churcher Alison Ramsay Andrew Smith Kristin Hadland Philip Clothier Claire Burnett Sarah Hey Adam Warner James Jones Richard Butchins Charles Young Mark Alden Gwynne Roberts Carla Garapedian Callum Macrae Daniel Edge Janice Finch Marc Sigsworth Jezza Neumann Joe Ward David Alter Alex Hill Asif Hasan John MacLaverty Vicki Cooper Joanna Potts Richard Cookson Duncan Staff Luke Mendham Tom Stone Alasdair Glennie Joan Shenton Andy Stevenson Richard Hering Stuart Tanner Howard Bradburn Jenny Byrom Charlie Hawes Sarah MacDonald Andrew Mullins Derek Jones Isabel Tang Louise Turner Tom Porter Robin Barnwell Mags Gavan Joost van der Valk Steven Grandison Adam Jessel Anna Hall James Brabazon Julie Noon David Batty Darrell Brown Edward Watts Ben Steele Alison Millar Matt Drury Hannah Eastwood Adrian Gatton Patrick Wells Simon Barnes Balihar Khalsa Esella Hawkey Katherine Haywood Jessica Stevenson Oliver Price Alicia Arce James Boakes Jon Blair Christopher Sykes Michael Chanan Charles Thompson Barney Platts-Mills Shari Robertson Bruce MacDonald Claire Walmsley Ken Loach Alan Lowery Graham Addicott John Longley Timothy Copestake Hugh Dehn Richard Klein Jenny Walker Tim Tate David Monaghan Tim Pritchard Gerry Troyna Magnus Temple Rendall Rachel Giovanni Ulleri Roger Pomphrey James Bluemel Dollan Cannell Paul Eedle Elizabeth C. Jones Will Knott Tony Stark Jane Eames Paul Jenkins Chris Boulding Sally Brindle Lynn Ferguson Melody Lander George Waldrum Ceri Aston Jeremy Jeffs Chris Mitchell John O'Mahony Toby Sculthorp Evan Williams Jeremy Williams Chris Eley Molly Mathieson Anshu Rastogi Deborah Shipley Dave Street Anthony Wonke Nick Woodroffe Julia Berg Clare Cohen Lesley Gardiner Mick Gold Mark Gregory Rob Hopkin Alex Kiehl Angie Mason Nick Norman-Butler Colin O'Toole Dan Reed Zoe Sale Chris Atkins Andrew Carter Clare Johns Jonathan Jones Melinda McDougall Tom Pearson Kate Quine James Rogan Kevin Sim Richard Denton Karen Emsley Team Mindeulle Alison Pinkney Maninderpal Sahota Richard Wyllie Jim Booth Sarah Hay Adam Vandermark Laura Balfour Stephen Barrett P A Carter Jane Fellner Paul Murton Ben Ryder Colin Stone Sara Afshar Ben Blair Victoria Hollingsworth Ben Laidlow Olivier Sarbil Nick Aarons Toby Dallmeyer Mark Dolan Jenny Evans Richard Nash Toby Paton Nick Tanner Jim Wickens Flora Bagenal Rebecca Coxon Ed Hancox Daniel Harrison Cheryl Hess Danielle Johnson Sunnah Khan Itamar Klasmer Carrie Lederer Nick London Sue Medhurst Lionel Mill James Newton Suemay Oram Esther Oxford Mark Radice Lucian Read Katie Rice Gussy Sakula-Barry Jasleen Kaur Sethi Judith Ahern Tom Besley Davina Bristow Andrew Brooking Tilly Cowan Rachel Cumella William Davies Anna Davis Roeland Doust Dan Murdoch Anna Rodgers Storm Theunissen Sharron Ward Dave Warren Cailean Watt Dave Young Saleyha Ahsan Dominic Gallagher Alice McShane Sally Ogden Andrew Pugh Lyttanya Shannon Jennifer Shaw Natasha Cox Simon Gilchrist Al Johnstone Lily Murray
Artists	Morland Sanders as Self - Reporter Antony Barnett as Self - Reporter as Self - Reporter Mostrar los 747 artistas Deborah Davies as Self - Reporter Harry Wallop as Self - Reporter Jane Moore as Self - Presenter as Self - Reporter Jackie Long as Self - Reporter Seyi Rhodes as Self - Reporter Liam Halligan as Self - Presenter Matt Frei as Self - Reporter Peter Oborne as Self - Presenter Liz MacKean as Self - Reporter Cathy Newman as Self - Reporter as Self - Reporter as Self - Reporter Datshiane Navanayagam as Self - Reporter Kate Quilton as Self - Presenter David Jessel as Self - Reporter Alistair Graham as Self Sophie Okonedo as Narrator Andrew Mitchell as Self as Self - Reporter as Narrator Peter Hitchens as Self - Presenter Fraser Nelson as Self - Reporter Michael Buerk as Self - Presenter Anthony Barnett as Self - Reporter Fatima Manji as Self - Narrator Bernard Hogan-Howe as Self - Presenter Sophie Morgan as Self - Reporter Gary Gibbon as Self - Reporter Mark Halliley as Self - Narrator Martin Bright as Self as Self - Presenter Stephen Grey as Self Jay Rayner as Self - Presenter Ben Laurance as Self - Reporter Barnaby Kay as Narrator Krishnan Guru-Murthy as Self - Narrator Claire Newell as Self - Undercover Reporter Ian Ackley as Self Dario Gradi as Self - Crewe Alexandra Manager 1983-2011 Dan Jarvis as Self - Barnsley Central Ray Wyre as Self Roger Stoodley as Self - Det Chief Supt (Retired) Sam Kiley as Reporter Andrew Gilligan as Reporter Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy as Reporter Paul McGann as Narrator Sally Morgan as Self David Davis as Self - Conservative Iain Duncan Smith as Self - Former Work & Pensions Minister David Willetts as Self - Chair, The Resolution Foundation Matthew Oakeshott as Self - Former Lib Dem Treasury Spokesman David Cameron as Self Max Clifford as Self Jamie Oliver as Self as Self Vladimir Putin as Self as Self Jonathan Portes as Self - King's College London David Gauke as Self Louis Blom-Cooper as Self Philip Bassett as Self - Reporter Beatrix Campbell as Self - Reporter Andrew Boyd as Self - Reporter Andrew Rawnsley as Self - Presenter Simon Barnes as Self - Presenter Alisdair Simpson as Self - Narrator Michael Crick as Self - Presenter Michael Darrington as Self - Reporter Jonathan Miller as Self - Reporter Paul Lewis as Self - Reporter Paraic O'Brien as Self - Reporter Samantha Morton as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Siobhan Kennedy as Self - Reporter as Self - Reporter Ade Adepitan as Self - Presenter Simon Cox as Self - Reporter Shaunagh Connaire as Self - Reporter Caroline Laskowska as Self - Narrator as Self - Reporter Ramita Navai as Self - Reporter Abigail Austen as Self - Reporter Tuppence Middleton as Self - Narrator Will Lyman as Narrator Livvy Haydock as Self - Reporter John Ware as Self - Reporter David Collins as Self Jacob Anderson as Self - Narrator Sheridan Smith as Self - Narrator Julie Walters as Self - Narrator Dan Neal as Self - Reporter Abbie Eastwood as Self - Reporter Anne Longfield as Self - Children's Commissioner for England Christine Howson as Self - Control Room Operator Sue Turton as Self - Reporter Samantha Head-Borkar as Self - Narrator Patrick Strudwick as Self - Reporter Caroline Catz as Self - Narrator Caitlin Brown as Self - Reporter Anja Popp as Self - Reporter Rochelle Humes as Self - Presenter Ruth Davidson as Self - Reporter Lucy Siegle as Self - Reporter Andrew Neil as Self - Presenter Anna Ford as Narrator Denise Fergus as Self Mark Collett as Self Lennie James as Self - Narrator Amanda Egbujo as Self - Undercover Reporter as American voices David Petraeus as Self - Commander of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan Eva Pope as Narrator Shoaib Sharifi as Self - Undercover Reporter Georgia Boulton as Self - Undercover Reporter Joe Smith as Self - Undercover journalist Paul Cheshire as Self - London School of Economics Becky Hammill as Self - Undercover Reporter Hannah Cogan as Self - Undercover Reporter Noel Finn as Self - Undercover Reporter Lewis Macleod as Voice Artist Franklin Foer as Self - The Atlantic Elisa Franzinetti as Self - Undercover Reporter Graeme Brown as Self - Chief Executive, Shelter Lauren Turner as Self - Senior Staff Nurse Simon Capewell as Self - University of Liverpool Richard Hyman as Self - Retail Analyst Ronnie Hughes as Self Alex Riley as Self - District Councillor Anamaria Sandra as Self - Undercover Reporter Maddy Austin as Self - Reporter Belal Malek as Self - Undercover Reporter Robbie Mullen as Self - Witness K. Evans as Self - Undercover Reporter Margaret Hazeldine as Self Irina Verdes as Self - Undercover Reporter Saanya Abbas as Self - Undercover Reporter Andrew Lansley as Self - Health Secretary 2010-2012 Sue Ashmore as Self - Programme Director UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative Adam Wilson as Actor Ed Howker as Self - Reporter Charlie as Self - Assistant Team Manager, Emergency Duty Team Alexandra Norman as Self - Control Room Operations Manager Antonia Flood as Self - Undercover Reporter Alan Williams as Self - Pathologist Corey Lawson as American voices John Nagl as Self - Pentagon Advisor Sky Zeh as Self - Undercover Reporter Sean Hannaby as Self - Cheshire East Council David Miller as Self - University of Bath Claire Norman as Self - Senior Sister Hannah Middleton as Self - London College of Fashion, UAL Jayne Raper as Self - Croydon Council Bob Colenutt as Self - Oxford Brookes University Laura Ward-Ongley as Self - Brand Expert Richard Clothier as Self - Managing Director, Wyke Farms Andrew Wood as Self - Former British Ambassador to Russia Andrew Carter as Self - Centre for Cities Natalie Shenker as Self - Imperial College London Adrian Buckmaster as Self - Technical Director, Tetraclad Anthony Etches as Self Sharene Haffenden as Actor Dany Cotton as Self - London Fire Brigade Commissioner Dawn Raffield as Self - Police Constable, Thames Valley Police Billy Kenber as Self - Undercover Reporter - The Times Phil Roberts as Self - Merseyside Police Matthew Hoh as Self - Former U.S. State Department Officer Clive Betts as Self - Communities & Local Government Committee Claúdia Machado as Self - Radiographer Richard Booth as Self - Health & safety consultant Bob Kerslake as Self - President, Local Government Association Gorkan Ahmetoglu as Self - Business Psychologist Phillip Adcock as Self - Shopper Psychologist Marta de Sousa as Self - Property Developer Steve Akehurst as Self - Shelter Yulia Alferova as Self James Davies as Self - Conservative, Health Select Committee Garry Cooper as Self Simon Cameron as Self - Imperial College London Sabo as Self - eyewitness to Rohingya persecution Peter Lilley as Self - Former minister Gary Cliffe as Self Emma Sharrock as Actor Adelle Leonce as Narrator Karla as Self - Jacob's Mum Katie Gibbons as Self - Undercover Reporter - The Times Laurence Lee as Self - Jon Venables' Solicitor 1993-1994 as American voices David Kilcullen as Self - Former Advisor to Gen. Petraeus Ed Turner as Self - Local Government Association Roger Stone as Self - Republican Lobbyist Mimi Tatlow-Golden as Self - The Open University Vickie Sheriff as Self - Director of Campaigns, Which? Simon Phillips as Self - Travel Money Executive Andrew Wood as Self - Canary Wharf Daniel Teixeira as Self - Radiographer Caroline Nokes as Self - Minister, Department for Work and Pensions Zeid bin Ra'ad Al-Hussein as Self - UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Brown as Self - Undercover Reporter Emma Pickett as Self - Chair - Association of Breastfeeding Mothers Elizabeth Okpo as Self Tim De Meyer as Self - Assistant Chief Constable, Thames Valley Police Dominic Lloyd as Self - Robert Thompson's Solicitor Joseph May as American voices Robert Gates as Self - U.S. Defense Secretary Andrew Whitaker as Self - Home Builders Federation Totuccio Castigliore as Self - Cibosano Ltd George Turner as Self - Tax Justice Network Sonia Livingstone as Self - London School of Economics and Political Science John Sipher as Self - CIA Clandestine Service (Retired) David Bradley as Self - Landlord and Lettings Agent Beth Heron as Self Julie Smith as Self - Chief Nurse Phil Robertson as Self - Human Rights Watch Kathy Adcock as Self Patti Rundall as Self - Baby Milk Action Jason Hogg as Self - Deputy Chief Constable, Thames Valley Police David James Smith as Self - Author, 'The Sleep of Reason' Toby Dodge as Self - reader, International Politics, Queen Mary University Kate Clark as Self - Afghan Analysts Network Ishrat Sharif as Self - Design Plan Build Miles MacInnes as Self - Jascots Wine Merchants Gert Gammelin as Self - Former NHS Doctor Ralph Blackledge as Self - Accommodation Concern Philip McCann as Self - University of Sheffield Timothy L. O'Brien as Self - Executive Editor, Bloomberg View Nur Bashar as Self - Rohingya refugee Gary Porter as Self - Local Government Association Dino Nocivelli as Self - Lawyer Amy Brown as Self - Swansea Univrsity Mark Personius as Self - Detective Sergeant, Thames Valley Police Roy Walker as Self - Secue Accomodation Network Michael Clarke as Self - director, Royal United Services Institute Michael Semple as Self - Fellow, Harvard University Azad Sharif as Self - Design Plan Build Mikhail Zygar as Self - Investigative Journalist Deborah Cohen as Self - Associate Editor, British Medical Journal Stephen Hallam as Self - Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe, Melton Mowbray Gurnek Bains as Self - Global Future Mark Fowler as Self - Croydon Council Helen Skinner as Self - Former NHS Doctor Alison Thewliss as Self - SNP - Glasgow Central Rahman Ullah as Self - Rohingya refugee Richard Hull as Self - University of Central Lancashire Katy Harris as Self - Strategic Intelligence Manager, South East Regional Organised Crime Unit Peter Misch as Self - Consultant Adolescent Psychiatrist Fenik Adham as Self - Medical Foundation for the Victims of Torture Robert Grenier as Self - Director, Counter Terrorism Center, CIA, 2004-2006 Sajid Javid as Self - Secretary of State Communities and Local Government Hillary Clinton as Self Matthew O'Callaghan as Self - Chairman, UK Protected Food Names Association Toyin Otubusin as Self Filipa Vitorino as Self - Staff Nurse Anna Stec as Self - University of Central Lancashire Nurul Islam as Self - Rohingya refugee Daniel as Self - Daniel, 15, Northampton Leon McEwan as Self Adnan Pachachi as Self - Iraqi Governing Council, 2003-2004 Philip Alston as Self - Former UN Special Rapporteur Mike Whitworth as Self - Peel Ports Group Mieke Eoyang as Self - Former Democratic Staffer House Committee on Intelligence Laura Navarrete Gonzalez as Self - Deputy Sister Gerald Mason as Self - Senior Vice-President, Tate & Lyle Sugars Rashan Ali as Self - Rohingya refugee Hamilton Smith as Self - Crewe Alexandra Director 1987-1989 Ronnie King as Self - All-Party Parliamentary Group on Fire Safety Anton Noble as Self - Youth Mentor, GYM Intervention John Alliott as Self - Former Deputy Chairman, The Parole Board Zaid Al-Sheikly as Self - Col., East Baghdad Police, 2004-2009 Jim O'Neill as Self - Former Commercial Secretary to the Treasury J.D. Gordon as Self - National Security Advisor Trump Campaign Stephen Devlin as Self - Senior Economist, New Economics Foundation Barry Pactor as Self - TTM Healthcare David Lean as Self Terry McDermott as Self - Chief Fire Officer, Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service Ahmed Hussein as Self - Rohingya refugee Jaiden Vernon as Self - Jaiden, 18, Northampton Chris Johnson as Self - 'Justice for James' Campaign Ali Allawi as Self - author of 'The Occupation of Iraq' David Corn as Self - Investigative Journalist Andy Burnham as Self - Mayor of Greater Manchester Chris Whitney-Cooper as Self - De Montford University Teresa Lean as Self Yanghee Lee as Self - UN Special Rapporteur Steve Clark as Self - Custody Sergeant, Thames Valley Police Mohammad Ayas as Self - Rohingya refugee Greg Clarke as Self - The Football Association Chairman Tanayah Sam as Self - Former Gang Member, TSA Projects Aisha Begum as Self Lauren as Self - Jacob's Sister Mohamadul Hassan as Self Nurul Hakim as Self Jahin Hussein as Self Jamila Khatun as Self - mass murder survivor Arefa Khatum as Self - 9-year old mass murder survivor Rashida Khatum as Self - mass murder survivor Umul Kulsum as Self Mumtaz Begum as Self - mass murder survivor Razeya Begum as Self - mass murder survivor Win Myat Aye as Self - Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Bill Richardson as Self - Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Abdulsalam Ullah as Self - Rohingya refugee Brian Cox as Self Daniel Day-Lewis as Self Kenneth Cranham as Self as Self as Self as Self Trevor Eve as Self Julie Covington as Self John Daly as Self Yasser Arafat as Self - Interviewee Roberto Fiore as Self Michael McStay as Narrator Tony Cook as Self - Narrator Mary Midgley as Self - Philosopher Consultant to Enquiry Chris Johnston as Self - Social Worker Judith Dawson as Self - Principal Professional Officer, Child Protection Bev Morris as Self - Social Worker Jad Adams as Self Joan Taylor as Self - Chair, Social Services, Notts County Council Arthur Scargill as Self Roger Cook as Self Lorraine Heggessey as Interviewer Michael Hames as Self Victor Harris as Self Polly March as 1 episode, 1992 Helga Hanks as Self John Newson as Self Sue Hutchinson as Self Vera Diamond as Self Stephen Hempling as Self Sheila Youngson as Self Louise Errington as Self Juliet as Self Bill Thompson as Self David Cole as Self Cath Adams as Self as Self as Self Edward Ashby as Self Colin Sandy as Self - Finance Director, Spurs Ian Gray as Self - Former Chief Executive Lionello Celon as Self - Managing Director, Lazio F.C., Rome Iginio Santin as Self - Restaurateur Geoff Puritz as Self - Managing Director, General Portfolio Robert Black as Self Deboarah Davies as Reporter Chris Muir as Self - Former Director, Manchester City Les Reed as Self - First Team Coach, Charlton Athletic Ken Barnes as Self - Former Chief Scout, Manchester City Brenda Dawson as Self Dean Radford as Self - Former Southampton player Kevin Smith as Self Terry Thomas as Self - Florida Police Alan Allman as Self Frank Ackley as Self Wendy Hall as Self Alan Girot as Self - Chairman, Suffolk Football Association Libby Senterfitt as Self - Assistant State Attorney Jonathan Allman as Self - Charlton Athletic Schoolboy player Andy Coleman as Self - Former Peterborough United trainee David Bright as Self David Easy as Self - Det Chief Inspector (Retired) Margaret Hickman as Self Dick Rawlinson as Self Tricia Nail as Self John Pervoe as Self Shane Northway as Self Lavinia Tildesley as Self Ian Lucken as Self Kevin O'Dowd as Self Mike Short as Self - Det Supt (Retired) Derrik Tribble as Self - Salvation Army (Retired) Christine Gosden as Self Derek as Self - Former Cell Mate Robin Webb as Self Graham Hall as Self - Investigator Paul Mingo as Self Richard Stack as Self Sue as Self - Mother of Victim Goran Gocic as Self - Undercover Reporter Mandeep Kandola as Self - Undercover Reporter Martin Slade as Self - Interviewee Hossein Ghavimi as Self - Undercover Reporter Lord Desai as Self - Interviewee Nick Griffin as Self Zaiba Malik as 1 episode, 2002 Jane Kokan as Self - Reporter Lubian Tchimuishu as Self - Wife of Arrested Mercenary Jim McGuire as Self - Mercenary Belinda Du Toit as Self - Nick Du Toit's Wife Jonathan Samuangte as Self - Simon Mann's Lawyer Greg Wales as Self - Alleged Coup Backer Nick Du Toit as Self - Mercenary Dumisani Muleya as Self - Zimbabwean Journalist Derek Draper as Self Rod Liddle as Self - Reporter Keith Mann as Self John Carlisle as Self Brian Deer as Self - Reporter Charlie Falconer as Self Shami Chakrabarti as Self Juliet Stevenson as Narrator Joseph Lowery as Self - Civil Rights Campaigner Jason Barlow as Self - Reporter Hayley Nolan as The Shopaholic Phil Rees as Self - Reporter Daniel Martinez as Self - Former Chemical Engineer Bobby Pathak as Self - Investigative Reporter Carlos Miranda as Self Luis Eduardo Garcia as Self - Coca-Cola FEMSA Employee Tim Beaty as Self - Director of Global Strategies, Teamster Union P. Read Montague as Self Rene Canjura as Self Efrain Guerrero as Self - Coca-Cola FEMSA Employee Brian Price as Self Russell Keast as Self Mark Bonnar as Narrator Joe Duttine as Narrator Nadine Dorries as Self as Self Norman Tebbit as Self Peter Crystal as Self - Reporter as Self Abigail Hayes as Narrator Malcolm Gluck as Self Andrea Minichiello Williams as Self Stephen Green as Self Bernard Hill as Narrator Heston Blumenthal as Self Cherie Blair as Self - Reporter Digby Jones as Self - Presenter Aidan Hartley as 1 episode, 2009 Hugh Bonneville as Self - Narrator Wil Johnson as Narrator Art Malik as Narrator Andrew Knott as Narrator Rachel Riley as Self David Puttnam as Self Yasmin Bannerman as Narrator Najibullah Quraishi as Self - Reporter George Galloway as Self John Prescott as Self Patricia Hewitt as Self Tim Campbell as Self Lou Engle as Self Margaret Moran as Self Philip Green as Self Chris Bryant as Self Freeman Rogers as Self Andy Coulson as Self Will Hutton as Self - Reporter Stephen Byers as Self John Butterfill as Self Safia Minney as Self Geoff Hoon as Self John Christensen as Self Andrew Lincoln as Narrator Timothy West as Self as Self - Presenter Meera Syal as Narrator Heydon Prowse as Self - VT Presenter Nikhil Parmar as Young Lad Greg Palast as Self - Reporter Alastair Campbell as Self Alan Rusbridger as Self Afua Hirsch as Self Laurie Penny as Self - Reporter Edwina Currie as Self Quentin Willson as Self Loyd Grossman as Self Simon Hoggart as Self Roy Greenslade as Self Karim Shah as Self - Undercover Reporter Nick Clegg as Self - Deputy Prime Minister Jonnie Irwin as Self - Property Expert Paddy Ashdown as Self - Lib Dem Leader 1988-99 as Self - Foreign Secretary Alex Osman as Self - Undercover Reporter Tim Farron as Self - Lib Dem President as Self -GP & Journalist Tim Montgomerie as Self - Editor, ConservativeHome Tim Collins as Self George Osborne as Self - Chancellor Faisal Islam as Self Zoe Williams as Self Sarah Collinson as Self - Undercover Reporter Dana Taschner as Self - Attorney Tom Randall as Self - Undercover Reporter Dominic Carman as Self - Lib Dem Candidate Theresa Villiers as Self Bryan Robson as Self Tony Travers as Self David Ramsbotham as Self - Former Chief Inspector of Prisons Sam Lister as Self - Reporter Maxwell Hutchinson as Self Justine Roberts as Self - Mumsnet Taj Hargey as Self - Muslim Education Centre of Oxford Rashad Ali as Self Anthony Beevor as Self Danny Alexander as Self - Chief Secretary to the Treasury Mufti Barkatulla as Self Vince Cable as Self - Business Secretary Leon Knight as Self Deirdre Bounds as Self - Reporter Louise Ellman as Self - Transport Select Committee Janet Smith as Self - Judge Jenny Willott as Self - Liberal Democrat Richard Leese as Self - Leader Manchester City Council Roger Singleton as Self Campbell Robb as Self - Chief Executive - Shelter Chris Huhne as Self - Energy Secretary as Self - Transport Minister 92-96 Kevin Cahill as Self Tessa Jowell as Self Chris Haskins as Self Menzies Campbell as Self - Lib Dem Leader 2006-07 Mohammad Oftadeh as Self - Undecover Reporter Tim Cross as Self Peta Buscombe as Self Victor Adebowale as Self Rochelle Turner as Self - Which? Travel Simon Hughes as Self - Deputy Lib Dem Leader Richard Sadlier as Self - Milwall FC Anna Coote as Self Rick Steiner as Self Douglas Alexander as Self - Shadow Foreign Secretary Aaron Porter as Self - President, National Union of Students Ghayasuddin Siddiqui as Self - Muslim Institute Francis Maude as Self - Cabinet Office Minister Ann Cryer as Self Jill Halfpenny as Narrator Ed Balls as Self - MP Harriet Harman as Self - MP Tina Nash as Self Stephen Pound as Self Rafaela Rocha as Self - Undercover Reporter Wes Hester as Self - CEO, RBS Group Tim Lovejoy as Self - Presenter Pete Wimblett as Self - Undercover Reseacher Tony Robinson as Self - Detective Sergeant, Lancashire Special Branch 1964-1981 Kevin Griffiths as Self - Victim Jenny Driscoll as Self - Which? Paul Foulston as Self - Detective Constable, Thames Valley Police CID 1976-1988 Martin Digan as Self - Social Worker, Knowl View School 1978-1994 Ronald Neal as Self - Victim Michael Meadowcroft as Self - Liberal MP, 1983-1987 Alan Collins as Self - Partner, Pannone Solicitors Lyndon Price as Self - Head of Children's Services, Rochdale 1965-1971 Francis Wheen as Self - Deputy Editor, Private Eye Jack Tasker as Self - Detective Constable, Lancashire Police CID 1966-1973 Eileen Kershaw as Self - Rochdale Councillor 1964-1967 as Self - Editor, Rochdale Alternative Paper 1971-1981 Chris Marshall as Self - Victim Helen Steel as Self Nick Edison as The Whistleblower Ann Coulter as Self Rudy Giuliani as Self Jeremy Corbyn as Self - Leader of the Labour Party Keir Starmer as Self - Former Head of the CPS, 2008-2013 Aseem Malhotra as Self - Consultant Cardiologist Neil Kinnock as Self - Labour Party Leader, 1983-1992 James Cracknell as Self Sunny Kang as Self - Undercover Reporter Steve Moore as Self Richard D. Wolff as Self Siobhain McDonagh as Self - Mitcham and Morden Vicki Saporta as Self - National Abortion Federation Margaret Hodge as Self - Former Chair, Public Accounts Committee Shawn Carney as Self - President, 40 Days for Life Louise Cooper as Self - Financial Analyst Michael D'Antonio as Self Meg Hillier as Self - Chair, Public Accounts Commitee Graham MacGregor as Self - Chairman, Action on Sugar Stephen Crossley as Self - Northumbria University Kate Guthrie as Self - Consultant Gynaecologist Augusta McMahon as Self - Cambridge University Norman Pickavance as Self - Low Pay Expert Mark Sandell as Self Jon Lansman as Self - Momentum founder Albert Sanchez-Graells as Self - Senior Lecturer, Law, Bristol University Christopher Meyer as Self Gregg Cunningham as Self - Executive Director, Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform Christie Whitman as Self Lyle Hopkins as Self Gen Maitland Hudson as Self - Power to Change Emma Rees as Self - Momentum Keemoy Walker as Himselff - Youth Worker Sophia Slater as Self - Undercover Reporter Clare McCullough as Self - Founder, The Good Counsel Network Jonathan Powell as Self Tim Bale as Self - Queen Mary University Adam Klug as Self - Momentum Jane Milton as Self - Food Marketing Expert Alessio Palmisano as Self - University College London Sana as Self - Undercover Reporter Andrew Hood as Self - Institute for Fiscal Studies Elias Assad as Self - Antiquities Dealer Ryan Bonney as Self - Manager, Turnchapel Wharf Theresa Marteau as Self - University of Cambridge Nenaa Jo as Self - Narrator Stefano Andrean as Self - Director, Dashwood Estates Ros Altmann as Former Minister & Pensions Expert Pernille Hagild as Self - IKEA UK & Ireland Ben Page as Self - Chief Executive, Ipsos MORI Karin Von Hippel as Self Robert Colquhoun as Self - Director of International Campaigns, 40 Days for Life Don Swift as Self Ruth Rawlins as Abort67 Tom Watson as Self - Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Jill Mountford as Self - Chair, Lewisham Momentum Matt Barnes as Self - City, University of London James Ede as Self - International Association of Dealers in Ancient Art Gavin Miller as Self - Matrix Chambers Dick Ellis as Self - Former Head, Art and Antiques Squad Louise Whitfield as Self - Deighton Pierce Glynn Sally Jones as Self Sam Tarry as Self - Campaign Director, Jeremy for Labour Pete Redman as Self - Housing Economics Consultant Jim Dowd as Self Matt MacNeill as Self Prince William of Wales as Self Wesley Clark as Self - Former Supreme Commander NATO Europe Jeremy Hunt as Self - Secretary of State for Health Max Boot as Self - Republican Policy Advisor 2012 Election James Inhofe as Self Liana Wood as Self - Employment Lawyer, Leigh Day Frances O'Grady as Self - General Secretary, Trades Union Congress Mansour Omari as 1 episode, 2017 Tom Wright as Self - Foreign Policy Fellow Brookings Institution Pardon Tapfumaneyi as Self - Agnes Harding's Lawyer Carlos Díaz-Rosillo as Self - Director of Policy & Interagency Coordination Howard Sinclair as Self - St Mungo's Veerle de Rop as Self Mazen Hamada as 1 episode, 2017 William Wiley as 1 episode, 2017 Mariam Hallaq as 1 episode, 2017 Tony Jamieson as Self - Clarke Gammon Wellers Jonathan Winer as Self - Former Senior Advisor State Department Annie Campbell as Self - Head of Immigration, Camden Law Centre Solange Valdez-Symonds as Self - Project for the Registration of Children as British Citizens Kathleen Hartnett as Self - Texas Pubic Policy Foundation Rebecca Pritchard as Self - Crisis Luca Furbatto as Self Robert Murray as Self - Murray Energy Corporation Lynne Phair as Self - Independent Consultant Nurse Peter Holden as Self - Special Advisor to BMA Mark Wilson as Self - 5 Rifles Battle Group Thomas Countryman as Self - Former Acting Under Secretary of State International Security Affairs Matt Downie as Self - Crisis Daniel Lippman as Self - Politico Andrew Radford as Self - Chief Executive, Beat eating disorder charity Andrea Sutcliffe as Self - Care Quality Commission Mary Mason as Self - Solace Women's Aid Adam Ezzamell as Self - Vattenfall Stephen Rapp as 1 episode, 2017 Athan Manuel as Self - Environmentalist, Sierra Club Susan Parker as Self - Councillor, Guildford Greenbelt Group Anthony Valcke as Self - Legal Director, EU Rights Clinic John Williams as Self - Aberystwyth University Margus Tsahkna as Self - Estonian Minister of Defence Mike McKenna as Self - MWR Strategies Boris Johnson as Self Theresa May as Self Nick Lowles as Self - Chief Executive, Hope Not Hate Roger McNamee as Self - Former Mentor to Mark Zuckerberg Jane McCartney as Self - Consultant Psychiatrist Matthew Collins as Self - Head of Research, Hope Not Hate Will O'Sullivan as Self - Undercover Operative Nicci Astin as Self - Online Child Abuse Campaigner Andy Burrows as Self - Associate Head of Child Safety Online, NSPCC Ruth Smeeth as Self Fiyaz Mughal as Self - Founder, Tell MAMA Richard Allan as Self - Facebook Vice President of Global Policy Evan Lawrence as Self - Counter Terrorism and Security, University of Central Lancashire Victoria Atkins as Self - Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Crime, Safeguarding and Vulnerability Pete Fuller as Self - Witness Simon Harding as Self - Associate Professor of Criminology at University of West London Gwenton Sloley as Self - Government Advisor on Crime and Gangs Victoria Hervey as Self Annette Witheridge as Self Richard Kay as Self - Royal Writer, The Daily Mail Jess Phillips as Self - Labour Zara Holland as Self - Former Love Island Contestant Steven Hoffenberg as Self Lebby Eyres as Self - University Friend of Dominic Cummings Mike Fisten as Self - Private Investigator Jacob as Self - Jacob, 16, Banbury Simon McDougall as Self - Information Commissioner's Office Chelsea Egan as Self - Former Guest Nick Boles as Self - Independent Babette Lucas-Marriott as Self - Audience Member Judith Freedman as Self - University of Oxford Karen Yeung as Self - University of Birmingham Laurence Harwood as Self - University of Reading Paul May as Self - WebXray Frederike Kaltheuner as Self - Privacy International Len McCluskey as Self - General Secretary Unite the Union Daryl Davidoff as Self Dai Davies as Self - Former Head of Royal Protection Conchita Sarnoff as Self - Former Friend of Maxwell & Epstein Courtney Powell as Self - Former Model Ray Bull as Self - Professor of Criminal Investigation, University of Derby Dimple Thakkar as Self - Dietician Sanah Ahsan as Reporter Steve Baker as Self - Conservative Chair of the European Research Group John Connolly as Self Sally Field as Self - Chair, Woman's Trust George Monbiot as Self - Writer and Environmental Activist Polly Mackenzie as Self - Director of Policy, Deputy Prime Minister's Office, 2010-2015 & CEO, Demos Think Tank Miatta Fahnbulleh as Self - Policy Advisor, Cabinet Office, 2011-2013 & CEO, New Economics Foundation Daniel Finkelstein as Self - Conservative Neil Ferguson as Self - Epidemiologist, Imperial College London Sarah Longlands as Self - Director, Institute for Public Policy Research North Nadine Houghton as Self - National Officer, GMB Union Robert Chisholm as Self Roland Leigh as Self - Technical Director, Earth Sense Anna Thomas as Self - Director, Institute for the Future of Work Mark Ebulué as Narrator as Self - Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Pippa Crerar as Self - Political Editor, Daily Mirror Nick Biddiss as Self Michael Mansfield as Self Clive Driscoll as Self Alastair Morgan as Self Nick Timothy as Self Nuala O'Loan as Self Gilbert Corrales as Self - CEO, Leaf Lee Anderson as Self - Conservative, Ashfield James Forsyth as Self - Political Editor, The Spectator David Frost as Self - UK's former Chief Brexit Negotiator Sue Whitney as Self Dave King as Self - Former DS Metropolitan Police Sean Baker as Blunkett david Ralph Bulger as Self Pete Price as Self Harry Woolf as Self Joseph Balderrama as Effrain Billy Bragg as Self Al Gregg as Announcer Fatima Alves as Self Marcio Gomes as Self Miguel Alves as Self
Fecha de lanzamiento	30 Oct 1987
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