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Sixteen Up

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

The first of ten films for young people. Fair Cop?
If the police stopped you on the street, would you know what to do and say? What is supposed to happen at the police station - and what really does happen?
Lawyer PAUL BOATENG looks at young people and the police with JOHN COOPER CLARKE , and patrons of the Negative Cafe in Bath.
Film editor HORACIO QUEIRO Director PATRICK TITLEY
Producer TONY Matthews
(For free BBC/Daily Mirror poster on You and Your Rights, send a 13 x 9 sae with 16p postage to Sixteen Up, [address removed])

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Boateng
Unknown:
John Cooper Clarke
Editor:
Horacio Queiro
Director:
Patrick Titley
Producer:
Tony Matthews
Source: Radio Times

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