Look at Life - 1960

A practical guide to passing the driving test first time.

The rocket launch site at Woomera, Australia.

Deals with the advances made in surgery and anaesthetics and the activities of the Royal College of Surgeons.

The construction of the liner Canberra.

Prolonged drought means many emergency measures and temporary expedients to ensure that at the turn of a tap, water is still available.

A look at various model villages, including Bekonscot.

TMDB has not published a written overview for this episode yet.

A tour of Gibraltar.

A young nurse on night duty reviews her training in various departments, as well as the pleasant social life accompanying it, and considers pay, conditions and opportunities open to her.

The manufacture, uses and disposal of bottles.

A film on tropical fish, both as a hobby and as ornaments.

The development of the London taxi cab.

Visit to a RAF base in East Anglia; shows Thor rockets and Vulcan bombers.

Deals with the rapid and ceaseless changes in the social and political life of Africa.

Deals with the thrills and dangers of bobsleighing on the Cresta Run.

The pros and cons of fox-hunting.

Factual picture of the lives of Britain’s truckers, that is, lorry drivers.

A look at bridges and bridge building in Britain.

A look at various auctions and the job of the auctioneer.

Britain leads the world in safety at sea. Nevertheless work is going on all the time to ensure greater safety in the years to come.

A look at the sport of ten-pin bowling.

This film is about the thousands of girls who earn their living as fashion models, and the thousands more who would like to.

The sport of parachuting.

The high-rise construction building in London including the Barbican centre.

The commercial and economic organisation for Christmas.

A look at some protesters in Britain, including the Aldermaston marchers, Speaker’s Corner and people demonstrating against aircraft noise.

The new German army as developed under the auspices of NATO.

The sport of stock car racing.

A look at the submarine HMS Narwhal and its preparations for sea.

The work of the British Standards Institution.

Experts prove that safety on a motorcycle stems from control of the machine. It also describes the many aspects of motorcycling today.

The reconstruction of Coventry.

How the schools and colleges of today are measuring up to the demands of the world of tomorrow.

The opening of the Kariba Dam.

A visit to Smithfield Market, Covent Garden and Billingsgate, at their busiest time, the early morning.

A look at bicycling.

TMDB has not published a written overview for this episode yet.

A look at fairs in Britain and Ireland.

Shows the cavalry regiment of the 9th Queen’s Royal Lancers at work and recreation.

Shows the different ways in which people in Britain strive for physical fitness.

Yacht racing in and around Southampton Water.

A look at the traditions of bell-ringing and bell-making in England, including the history of the latter and the processes involved in making different-sized bells at foundries - from large

The film takes a look at the phenomenon of Saturday football fever. It captures the atmosphere which unites multitudes of perfect strangers on a thousand pitches every week.

Takes a look at angling - both coarse and fly fishing - and also at some of the problems facing fish in rivers from modern features such as hydro-electric dams and pollution.

Work and organisation of NATO’s Second Allied tactical Air Force which forms part of a vigilant air umbrella over Europe.

An item covering how the inhabitants of the Cotswold town Moreton-in-Marsh decided to save on the rates when the town, in the middle of a beauty spot, needed doing up, and do the repairs

A film taking a look at students and the types of summer jobs they get to earn money during the summer vacation. It begins by concentrating on one particular student from Cambridge University

An account of the work and organisation of WVS in Britain.

Long before the era of the Italian coffee bar there was the ice-cream man, the organ grinder, and the cafe owner. Before them there were the invaders of 2,000 years ago.

Timed to appear on the 150th anniversary of the birth of the canning industry, deals with the modern methods for the protection, preservation and packaging of food.