The residents of Benefits Street want Channel 4 to film a second series of the show on their road - despite claiming they were 'manipulated' by the broadcaster. They said a follow-up show should focus on the workers and pensioners living on the road - rather than just five main characters. White Dee complained that Channel 4 spent 18 months filming everyone on James Turner Street, Birmingham, but then focused on just her and a few neighbours on the show. New series? White Dee, seen hear with her arm round fellow James Turner Street resident Tich on last night's Channel 4 benefits debate, accused the broadcaster of painting a false picture of her life on handouts. However, her fellow residents in James Turner Street have called for a second series of the show to be filmed there
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White Dee accused the broadcaster of painting a false picture of her life on benefits during a live Channel 4 debate
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Anna Korzen, 28, and George Drummond, 82, both called for a second series to be recorded in James Turner Street, Birmingham
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But residents want new series to show workers and pensioners in their road
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Channel 4 accused of focusing their broadcast on core group of five people
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