Don't Look Back in Anger

The archive compiles news stories that revisit historic headlines, and this collection zeroes in on the year 2007. By presenting a concise retrospective, it highlights the key stories and events that defined the media landscape throughout that year. These archived pieces serve as a snapshot of 2007’s most talked‑about news.

The show is presented as a single episode within a broader programme format. It brings together material from the news archives, assembling it into a cohesive broadcast. As an episode, it follows the conventions of a typical television programme, delivering a curated selection of historical reports. The core of the episode consists of archived news stories that revisit earlier headlines. By turning the clock back, the broadcast offers viewers a chance to see how past events were reported at the time. The emphasis is placed squarely on the headlines that dominated the news cycle in a particular year. The focus of this retrospective is the year 2007. All of the selected reports centre on that period, providing a snapshot of the issues and events that captured public attention then. By concentrating on one year, the episode creates a concise picture of the media landscape during that time. In presenting these past headlines, the episode allows the audience to reflect on how stories were framed and understood at the time. The use of genuine archival footage ensures an authentic feel, while the singular emphasis on 2007 ties the material together into a unified narrative of that year's news.