Newport funeral directors Michael Ryan and daughter Louise discuss our changing ideas about respect for the dead. From February 2010. Show more
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Sub-postmaster Alistair Redman and post-bus driver Elizabeth Stuart discuss changes on the Scottish Isle of Islay. From February 2010. Show more
Duncan Arinzel and Chris Jones discuss the changes they have seen in the levels of respect they receive from the public on their daily beat. Show more
Viscount de L'Isle and his daughter the Honourable Sophia Sidney discuss changing attitudes towards nobility during their lifetimes. Show more
Pioneering gay rights campaigner Antony Grey and volunteer Bobby discuss whether attitudes toward homosexuality have changed. Show more
Crowned Miss World in 1965, Lesley Langley compares experiences with army lance corporal Katrina Hodge, who was Miss England in 2010. Show more
Jane runs an underwear shop with sex toys in a seaside town. Her son helps out. They debate attitudes towards sex across generations. Show more
1970s prostitute Helen talks to sex worker Maria, who is funding her way through University. How has their industry changed? Show more
Agony aunts Irma Kurtz and Simone Bienne discuss how the nature of problems they are sent has changed over the years. Show more
Street cleaners Vince Smith and Lawrence Foley compare how the road at night has changed. Show more
Two people from different generations discuss how the changes society has seen are reflected on our roads. Show more
Two people from different generations discuss how the changes society has seen are reflected on our roads. Show more
Two people from different generations discuss how the changes society has seen are reflected on our roads. Show more
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John Woodall, who started driving for his father's haulage business in the 1960s, compares his experiences with those of present-day driver Andy Anderson. Show more
Two dentists, Alistair McClean and Elaine Halley, compare notes on the changes in techniques from their different generations. Show more
Daughter and mother Sarah and Jean compare notes on their experiences of how technology helped their birth experience and how attitudes have shifted towards a more natural approach. Show more
Community nurses Sharon Dempsey and Merle Parke discuss how developing technology has changed relationships with patients. Show more
Una, who had ECT treatment for severe depression in the 1970s, talks to Andrew, who is in his 20s and is being treated for depression by drug therapy. Show more
Pioneering heart surgeons Terence Lewis and Clinton Loyd meet at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth to discuss the latest cutting-edge techniques versus the costs. Show more
Two forensic pathologists highlight the scientific advances in evidence gathering at the crime scene and autopsy, from DNA to blood splatter. Show more