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Kenyon Confronts
Last Updated: Wednesday, 15 August 2007, 10:50 GMT 11:50 UK
WEDNESDAY, 5 NOVEMBER, 2003

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Yobs: Busting the Ban
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Kenyon Confronts investigates the people who control the way we live. The latest series has now finished.

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WEDNESDAY, 29 OCTOBER, 2003

Paul Kenyon What Happened Next?
Paul Kenyon revisits previous investigations to find out what happened after he "stole" the home secretary's identity and exposed problems on the London Underground.
WEDNESDAY, 22 OCTOBER, 2003

Paul Kenyon Who Rules Britannia?
Paul Kenyon travels around the country in a Union Jack Mini, armed with a massive database compiled over the past five months, to find out if Britain is a "quango state".
WEDNESDAY, 15 OCTOBER, 2003

The Vatican Secrets and Confessions
Kenyon Confronts investigates allegations of past abuse in the Catholic Church in Britain and how, in the present, the Church is dealing with these allegations.

Some memorable Kenyon confrontations Doorstep moments
Some memorable Kenyon confrontations
Paul Kenyon Meet Paul Kenyon
Find out more about our investigative journalist
Story follow-ups
We keep you posted on events following our investigations

WEDNESDAY, 8 OCTOBER, 2003

Generic hospital image Critical Condition?
Kenyon Confronts goes undercover in Britain's hospitals to find out what is really happening on the wards that are taking part in the private finance initiative.
WEDNESDAY, 1 OCTOBER, 2003

Paul Kenyon Shopping for Terror
Kenyon exposes the security flaws which could allow determined terrorists to obtain the necessary materials to build a chemical weapon or "dirty bomb" in this country.
Panorama
Scrutinising the use and abuse of power
Newsnight
The programme that asks the awkward questions

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