A Very British History is a British documentary television series that was broadcast on BBC Four.[1] The four-part series explores migration to Britain in the 20th century and the shift in culture in various minority communities.[1]
The documentary series was praised for the engaging style of the presenters[7] alongside calls for a second series to be commissioned. The series also provided a first-hand glimpse into the racism faced by immigrants to Britain in the 20th century.[8] Additionally, it was noted that racism against minorities has not disappeared in the modern day.[9]
Broadcastedit
The series was originally broadcast on regional versions of BBC One.
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