Tim Turner Movies

A look at the origins of man-powered flight, focusing on John Wimpenny, the first man to pedal himself through the air for more than half a mile.

A look into the developing hotel industry and the problems that it has to face.

When his colleague is killed during a chase in Kentish Town, London bobby Frank volunteers to become a dog-handler.

A look at vending machines and services and the decline in street salesmen.

A look at the compulsory quarantine dogs and cats taken into Great Britain must go through in order to stop rabies being brought into the country.

Exploring some of the industrial applications of film, and the many ways in which it is used as a tool in man's search for knowledge.

A look at UK drought of 1959 and the question as to whether Britain's water supplies are organised efficiently.

A look at how the Post Office Tower, now called the BT Tower, was built - and what goes on inside it.

A look at steeplechasing in Britain.

A look at the exciting world of stock car racing, with glimpses at all the bumps and smashes, and thrills and spills that make up this amazing sport.

A look at how the British Army developed its own Air Corps.

A look at what is being done to make cars and roads safer and to prevent accidents on the roads of Britain.

A look at Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, and a more detailed examination of the Berlin Wall in Germany.

A look at the world of flag makers and their flags.

A look at the hard work of a test pilot's life, featuring the RAF Lightning, the 1960's supersonic watchdog of Britain's skies.

A look into what it takes to replenish and 83,000 ton liner, the Queen Elizabeth, before her next voyage.

A look at the production of gold and its journey through London, the world's most important gold market.

A look at how horses and their police riders are trained, and exploring how they do their job.

A look into the world of matches of all types. From the football match to the love match. From the boxing match to Britain's largest match factory.

A look at the Customs and Excise service in Britain.