Must see documentaries..

[LongsightM13]

Murder at the Cottage, a 5-parter on Sky by the acclaimed film director Jim Sheridan. Unlike most of these true crime stories, he has full access to the prime suspect in the as yet unsolved murder of a French documentary maker at her holiday home in rural West Cork 25 years ago - an oddball Manchester-born journalist.

Murder at the Cottage | Sky Crime | Sky.com

Two days before Christmas in 1996, Sophie Toscan du Plantier was brutally murdered at her holiday cottage. 24 years later, the case remains a mystery.

www.sky.com

 

[Bill Walker]

Watched a good one tonight about the Trump Murdoch relationship.
Fox being sued for $4 billion for lies during the 2020 campaign.
These two trying to destroy democracy.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Watched a good one tonight about the Trump Murdoch relationship.
Fox being sued for $4 billion for lies during the 2020 campaign.
These two trying to destroy democracy.

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[Bill Walker]

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It was called 4 Corners. By the ABC. Like an Australian Panorama.

Four Corners sat down with former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell. Here's what happened

For weeks after the US election, high-profile Fox News anchors peddled Donald Trump's "big lie" that the presidential election had been stolen. Now, Fox's role in amplifying those claims could have major legal and financial consequences.

www.abc.net.au

 

[FantasyIreland]

The 911 programme on BBC2 was a hard but brilliant watch.2nd episode on BBC1 tonight.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Just watching this 9/11 programme on BBC1. Watching hour by hour how Bush and his team acted. What a terrible day and and an awful 20 years that followed it. So many people affected.

 

[Bobby the blue]

I have watched both documentaries on the bbc this week. Kudos to the bbc on this. Very tastefully put together and very compelling viewing. Was particularly awful listening to that poor firefighter who was the only one to survive out of his crew. Poor bloke is broken.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

I have watched both documentaries on the bbc this week. Kudos to the bbc on this. Very tastefully put together and very compelling viewing. Was particularly awful listening to that poor firefighter who was the only one to survive out of his crew. Poor bloke is broken.

Here is hoping the lurking 9/11 conspiracy loons watched it

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Just watching this 9/11 programme on BBC1. Watching hour by hour how Bush and his team acted. What a terrible day and and an awful 20 years that followed it. So many people affected.

It’s actually outrageous that an act, that was founded upon US incompetence and complacency around its own internal flight security measures, has been allowed to change the world in the way, and to the extent, it has - and not for the better. Far from it.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

It’s actually outrageous that an act, that was founded upon US incompetence and complacency around its own internal flight security measures, has been allowed to change the world in the way, and to the extent, it has - and not for the better. Far from it.

Indeed. Shocking.