Inquiry: The Great British Housing Disaster

The documentary runs for 50 minutes and is produced by BBC. It features an investigation led by David Jones, focusing on how substandard construction of council housing in the 1960s led to the necessity of demolishing thousands of units.

The film delves into various themes such as politics, engineering, and the consequences of public housing policies in London and the broader United Kingdom. It captures a critical moment in British history, examining the intersection of architecture and social issues during a transformative era in housing policy.