Talking of Grange Hill, whenever my mother came home if she saw sister and I watching it she would turn it it off and suggest we did our homework. Grange Hill was based on a North London Comprehensive, my girls grammar school mother did not want us replicating Grange Hill behaviour. The reality today is that despite Phil Redmond showing the 'shocking' nature of what happened at late 1970's 80s London Comprehensives. Grange Hill from the 1980s is more realistic in content to a Buckinghamshire Girls Grammar to that of a London Comp. That is how far society has changed in much the same way if you played 'God Save the Queen' By the Sex Pistols today you probably laugh yet in 1977 the song was regarded as a serious threat to the wellbeing and stability of British Society.
Therefore, given the history of BBC producers like Phil Redmond to give the no- nonsense reality of society, do you think 'Blue Lights' will have a episode and policing about Northern Ireland's illegal immigrant's and their destruction to Northern Ireland. Somehow, unlike Phil Redmond I suggest the Blue Lights Producers will look the other way, rather than produce an episode that is far more realistic than PSNI officers running round with Machine Guns chasing 'stereotypical' criminals.
I also see we now don't even have a no 2 in Defence due to Al Cairns resignation, who given his previous role as a Colonel in the Army should have gone weeks ago. Starmer, though is adamant that the country is still well protected despite all evidence suggesting otherwise !