
LYONS & DANIELS: PART ONE
The opening instalment of Street Crime UK’s account of the Lyons–Daniels conflict considers family identity, personal grievance and the consequences of a dispute extending beyond its original participants.
Watch the two-part Lyons and Daniels series, then explore connected Scottish profiles.
Begin with the two-part series for the broader account before moving to the Steven Daniel and Jonathan Kelly films. The pages keep the films together as an archive collection while giving each subject its own context. The original publication dates help place each documentary in time.

The opening instalment of Street Crime UK’s account of the Lyons–Daniels conflict considers family identity, personal grievance and the consequences of a dispute extending beyond its original participants.

Part two follows the rivalry associated with the Lyons and Daniels families in Glasgow. Its central concerns are the relationships that sustain a conflict: loyalty, shifting alliances, retaliation and the pressure of a shared family identity.

This documentary narrows the Lyons–Daniels story to attacks described as attempted murders, focusing on Steven Daniel and the account of six men found guilty in connection with the wider series.

Street Crime UK’s archive profile introduces Jonathan Kelly through the story of a fugitive, inviting attention to how a public reputation is built and how a historical search is narrated.
Follow this route through the collection, or choose the story that interests you. Read each film’s companion for its own facts, themes and publication context.
This is the first part of an archive series about the Lyons–Daniels conflict.
Scotland / 5:24 / 2021The instalment is structured around the relationship between two Glasgow family-associated networks.
Glasgow / 12:56 / 2021The description identifies the attack on Steven Daniel as an attempted murder.
Glasgow / 8:43 / 2021The programme’s stated subject is Jonathan Kelly and a Scottish fugitive narrative.
Scotland / 13:10 / 2022These are individual archive accounts. A shared place or theme does not establish a connection between the people or incidents in separate films.