TV Series1981 · BBC One · 45 min
The programme focuses on the British and the worldwide deaf community and covers a broad range of topics from areas such as education, deaf people's rights, technology and language. The programme is presented entirely in BSL and is broadcast with voice-over and subtitles in English throughout the programme.
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Tammy Broksom
Self - Presenter
1 episode
Howard Beck
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Ahmed Mudawi
Self - Presenter
4 episodes
Vilma Jackson
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Marios Costi
Self - Presenter
4 episodes
Mischa Cooke
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Memnos Costi
Self - Presenter
1 episode
Craig Butcher
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Amy Murray
Self - Presenter
2 episodes
Danny Murphy
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Charlie Swinbourne
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Charlotte Arrowsmith
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Rolf Choutan
Self - Presenter
3 episodes
Scott Garthwaite
Self - Presenter / Self - Interviewed Guest
4 episodes
Ross McCarthy
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Mark Wheatley
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Michael Woods
Self - Presenter
1 episode
Hermon Berhane
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Sarah Adedeji
Self - Panellist / Self - Interviewed Guest
2 episodes
Heroda Berhane
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Matthew Taylor
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Tasha Stones
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Jeff McWhinney
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Jamie Clarke
Self - Interviewed Guest
1 episode
Mark Wheatley
Self - Panellist
1 episode
Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq
Self - Panellist
1 episode
Jazzy Whipps
Self - Presenter / Self - Interviewed Guest
2 episodes
Philip Gerrard
Self - Panellist
1 episode
Danny Patrick Murphy
Self - Presenter
1 episode
John Denerley
Self
1 episode
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