Don't Look Back in Anger

The series compiles archived news footage to examine the major headlines that have shaped the last twenty years, offering a chronological perspective on each year’s most significant events. The current instalment centres on the stories that dominated the news cycle in 2006.

The programme is an archive‑based news documentary presented as a single episode. It is designed to look back at recent history by revisiting the major headlines that have shaped public discourse over the past two decades, with the current installment centred on the year 2006. In this week’s edition the focus turns to the headline‑making stories that defined 2006. The documentary pulls together the most notable news items from that year, offering a chronological walk‑through of the events that captured the nation’s attention. By concentrating on 2006, it provides a snapshot of the issues, incidents and developments that dominated the media cycle at the time. The episode relies heavily on archival material, stitching together original news reports, footage and contemporary commentary to recreate the atmosphere of the period. Through this compilation of historic clips, viewers are given a concise yet comprehensive recap of the year’s most talked‑about moments, allowing the past to be revisited with the clarity that only original news sources can provide.