The Mark Thomas Comedy Product

Mark Thomas goes undercover as a farmer to find out what really goes on within countryside groups.

Mark Thomas investigates why parts of the UK are fenced off, and in some cases not even shown on any maps.

With America and Britain pushing the UN to put Hans Blix's weapons inspection team into Iraq, Mark Thomas forms a citizen's weapon inspectors team in order to examine the performance of the two super powers. Starting with Buckingham Palace the group go round a lab in America making anthrax, a nuclear submarine base and a military weapons store just off the M4.

Recorded in 1995. Location: Balham, London, England, UK

Post war Iraq is bust. The country owes $383,000,000,000 to various companies, banks and countries from loans/credit which it took to build palaces.

I can think of no finer act of citizenship than students exposing the government's failure to control the arms trade. Mark Thomas puts the arms trade under the spotlight in this special edition of Dispatches, asking how easy it is to broker arms. Working his way through a spider's web of vast and, in some cases, archaic legislation, Thomas unearths a series of dangerous loopholes, inconsistencies and, even more shocking, simple omissions that would have the most avaricious arms broker salivating with glee.

In this special for Channel 4's "Dispatches" documentary series, Mark Thomas investigates the accusations of exploitation of workers, human rights violations, environmental damage, and questionable business practices by Coca-Cola. Looks at its suppliers and operations in India, South America and the US.