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Britain's Lost Generation: George Lamb Investigates | Generation Screwed?
George Lamb travels across the UK meeting the young people whose voices have been left out of the mainstream media debate. He meets a young mum in Milton Keynes, a nuclear protester in a Scottish peace camp and a housing activist in Brixton.
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George Lamb travels across the UK meeting the young people whose voices have been left out of the mainstream media debate. He meets a young mum in Milton Keynes, a nuclear protester in a Scottish peace camp and a housing activist in Brixton.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Oliver Englehart
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