To Kill the Cabinet(1986)

To Kill the Cabinet is a BBC documentary examining the police investigation into Patrick Magee, the man behind the 1984 Brighton Bomb. On October 12, Magee detonated explosives at the Grand Hotel during the Conservative Party Conference, targeting Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her cabinet. The blast killed five people and wounded many others, though Thatcher escaped unharmed. The film traces the methodical detective work that ultimately led to Magee's capture, offering insight into one of Britain's most significant acts of political violence and the law enforcement response that followed.