Cutting Edge

Corky the cockerel kept the neighbours awake and it ended expensively for both sides in court. Disputes between neighbours - the serious and the silly.

England football manager Graham Taylor through the 18 months before his team's failed attempt to win through to the World Cup Finals. It reveals a man dealing with extreme pressures. It includes the controversial Kosman incident in the deciding match in Holland, the England dressing room, Taylor telling David Platt he is no longer the England captain, an FA Council meeting where Taylor defends Gascoigne's behaviour, and the press conference before the Holland match.

An inside look at the Northwood Golf Club in Middlesex.

Backstage at Britain's most successful women's magazine - the location fashion shoot,the editorial meeting,the rows and the lifestyle. Broadcaster:

At the London hospital in the east end, third year student dentist prepare to confront their first patients and drill first live teeth. Sailma Beg's first patient, Fran, tells her how embarrassed she is by her dentures. Nick Wenger meets 4 year old Jordan, who has 10 rotten teeth. As the term progresses, Fran's confidence grows as Salima constructs new teeth for her : nick takes out Jordan's teeth under general anaesthetic. The students remove teeth in oral surgery and learn the importance of conserving them in prosthetics. They meet Maureen, whose life has been blighted by her false teeth. Salima decides to specialise in prosthetics: "You can bring about such a transformation just by doing this small thing. It's a good feeling."

Excel security have been actively involved with the provision of quality bodyguards and 'close protection' since 1985. Excel staff also train bodyguards to their own exacting standards. In this programme, we take a unique and priviledged look at how a bodyguard is trained, and the responsibility a bodyguard carries when protecting their vip. Every student must pass a selection weekend, before the week long course, where every morning starts with pre-dawn pt. They learn how to use a pistol, drive defensively, the extensive planning and preparation involved in taking charge of a vip. And the ultimate sacrifice - give bodycover with their own body. The weeks course culminates in an exercise with 29 incidents packed into 24 hours when the would-be bodyguards are pushed to their limits. Some will leave before the course ends, and even if they complete the full week, it doesn't mean they have automatically made the grade.

At a cost of £4k per head, 26 disturbed youngsters from north London have been sent on a radical course of therapy to the lake district. They are subjected to a tough regime of rules and 12 hour intensive group therapy, sharing their deepest dark secrets. Inevitably, there are breakdowns and confrontations. The programme is run by youth at risk, an organisation founded in America. They claim their techniques have produced successful results among delinquents in New York. But in Britain, their success rate is more difficult to evaluate.

Cutting edge travels with the Belfast city ambulance service in the run up to the ceasefire. They work on the frontline of a divided city. For 25 years, they've been attending bombings, shootings and riots on a daily basis. The film shows the courgae and humour of the crews and their casualties. Extraordinary footage reveals the plight in one night of sixteen victims of punishment shooting, some of whom talk stoically about their condition as they are raced to hospital. Uniquely Protestant and Catholics work side by side, their neutrality allowing them to go to districts to they city where the police and fire services fear to go.

When members of Britain's Armed Forces break military law, they are sent to a military detention centre, nicknamed 'The Glasshouse'. Today, the only Glasshouse is outside Colchester, housing under guard 300 men and women who have fallen of the military disciplinary system. T he maximum sentence is 2 years; most serve just a few months. The regime is said to be the toughest and strictest of any corrective training establishment. Most who go never return there. They face a relentless daily routine of military drill and kit inspections. But the system rewards those who co-operate as much as punish those who buck it.

Two pensioners, living on their own, keep a diary through the winter months.