Dispatches - 2004

Dispatches (1987 — present)
Seasons: 40, episodes: 1030
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1 What Hutton Won't Tell You
As the Hutton report is published, the actions of the government once again come under minute scrutiny.
2004-04-05 —
2 Third Class Post
In a special investigation, Dispatches reporter Simon Barnes goes undercover inside the Royal Mail to reveal a damning catalogue of skiving workers, ineffective managers and gangs of criminals stealing millions of pounds from the post.
2004-04-29 —
3 Keep Them Out
Award-winning Dispatches director David Modell, investigates how public opinion is affecting the Government's policy on asylum by travelling to Lee-on-the-Solent and revealing how this small town in the south of England reacts when threatened with an influx of asylum seekers.
2004-05-06 —
4 Fit to Eat
Dispatches investigates whether out-sourcing hospital meals to cook-chill cook-freeze food suppliers means that patients are not always receiving all the nutrients that they need for recovery and investigates whether appropriate standards of hygiene are being met.
2004-05-13 —
5 Spiked 2004-09-13 —
6 The Dirty Meat Scandal 2004-09-20 —
7 MMR: What They Didn't Tell You 2004-11-18 —
8 Profiting from Kids in Care 2004-11-25 —
9 Barrack Room Bullies 2004-12-02 —
10 Living with Refugees 2004-12-09 —

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