Season
- Season 0 1970-01-01
- Season 1 1963-01-01
- Season 2 1963-09-11
- Season 3 1964-09-15
- Season 4 1967-07-03
- Season 5 1968-09-10
- Season 6 1969-09-08
- Season 7 1970-09-21
- Season 8 1971-09-06
- Season 9 1972-09-11
- Season 10 1973-09-10
- Season 11 1974-09-02
- Season 12 1975-09-08
- Season 13 1976-09-27
- Season 14 1977-09-26
- Season 15 1978-10-09
- Season 16 1980-01-07
- Season 17 1980-10-13
- Season 18 1981-10-19
- Season 19 1982-10-25
- Season 20 1983-10-10
- Season 21 1984-09-24
- Season 22 1985-09-23
- Season 23 1986-09-22
- Season 24 1987-09-21
- Season 25 1988-09-19
- Season 26 1989-09-25
- Season 27 1990-09-24
- Season 28 1991-09-23
- Season 29 1992-09-21
- Season 30 1993-09-27
- Season 31 1994-07-11
- Season 32 1995-07-10
- Season 33 1996-09-02
- Season 34 1997-09-08
- Season 35 1998-07-27
Season 35 Episode
- Season 13 Episode 1
- Season 13 Episode 2
- Season 13 Episode 3
- Season 13 Episode 4
- Season 13 Episode 5
- Season 13 Episode 6
- Season 13 Episode 7
- Season 13 Episode 8
- Season 13 Episode 9
- Season 13 Episode 10
- Season 13 Episode 11
- Season 13 Episode 12
- Season 13 Episode 13
- Season 13 Episode 14
- Season 13 Episode 15
- Season 13 Episode 16
- Season 13 Episode 17
- Season 13 Episode 18
- Season 13 Episode 19
- Season 13 Episode 21
- Season 13 Episode 22
- Season 13 Episode 23
- Season 13 Episode 24
- Season 13 Episode 25
- Season 13 Episode 26
- Season 13 Episode 27
- Season 13 Episode 28
- Season 13 Episode 29
- Season 13 Episode 30
- Season 13 Episode 31
- Season 13 Episode 32
- Season 13 Episode 33
- Season 13 Episode 34
- Season 13 Episode 35
- Season 13 Episode 36
- Season 13 Episode 37
- Season 13 Episode 38
- Season 13 Episode 39
- Season 13 Episode 40
World in Action - Season 13
7.00 30 minutes World in Action was Granada Television’s flagship ITV current affairs series, running from 7 Jan 1963 to 7 Dec 1998, and built a reputation for film-led investigative reporting and a forceful editorial stance. Its journalism produced major public and political repercussions—including investigations associated with miscarriages of justice such as the Birmingham Six—and it also served as a platform for landmark documentary projects, including the first broadcast of “Seven Up!” as part of the strand in 1964.
