Isobel Yeung and a team of BBC Investigative journalists navigate gun battles, combat raids and secretive meetings as they conduct an investigation deep inside the occupied West Bank. What they find raises serious questions about the conduct of the Israeli Military and uncovers a dangerous situation that is on the brink of exploding.

Watch on BBC iPlayer

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BBC Two and BBC Three.

Shortlisted for a Grierson award and Rory Peck award for journalism 2024

Fourteen years after his first visit, Louis Theroux meets some of the growing community of religious-nationalist Israelis who have settled in the occupied West Bank.

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Mindhouse for BBC2

4 × 60 Mins

A reality TV show that follows crews mining the gold placer deposits of the Yukon Territory.

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Raw for Discovery Channel

60 Mins.

I cut the season finale for this character lead archive documentary series. It takes a deep dive into the history of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. Charting their rise from violent criminals to formidable crime organisation.

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Vice for Vice TV.

60 Mins

VICE journalist Hind Hassan travels to Somaliland to investigate the frankincense supply chain, one of the world's oldest traded commodities, used in the growing market for essential oils and finds everything may not be as ethical as one company wants you to believe.

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Vice for Showtime

96 Mins

Chronicling two linear timelines, one of America at the turn of the 20th century up until the present day, and another from the beginning of 2020 until the present day. A global pandemic, a movement for racial justice, and a divisive presidential election expose the uncomfortable truth about race at the heart of America. Documentary mixing interviews with archive and reconstruction scenes.

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Al Jazeera English.

60 Mins

Nearly one year after Palestinian Walid al-Sharif died after protesting against Israeli forces in the al-Aqsa compound, VICE News investigates the fight for accountability as police deny that they killed him. We speak to eyewitnesses and forensic experts and take our findings right to the top.

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Moscow has been accused of abducting and forcibly deporting more than 19,000 Ukrainian children. In what could amount to the most horrific war crimes committed to date, the Russian state is allegedly attempting to turn a generation of Ukrainian children into Russians.

Winner of a Royal Television Society Award 2024.

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30 Mins.

Flo Phillips takes a look back at some of the pivotal flashpoints between the BBC and the British state, the wounds they have inflicted on it, and the lessons they hold for the present-day battle for the BBC.

WINNER OF ‘BEST ARTS AND CULTURE FILM’ AT THE FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION AWARDS 2021

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Al Jazeera English.

60 Mins, (Episode 1 of 2)

Human Rights Lawyer Cori Crider explores the uses of Artificial Intelligence after her clients family’s are killed by a US drone strike, she looks back to the origins of A.I. starting with Alan Turings’ Enigma machine, all the way up to how A.I. is being deployed in the current day and how it’ll be used in our futures.

Winner of best documentary (Science & Technology) at the AIBs 2020.

Winner of 3 New York Festival awards.

Finalist at the Grierson Awards 2020.

Nominated for best Environment & Science Documentary of the year by the Foreign Press Association.

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Al Jazeera English.

Although it's deployed more than 100,000 troops and military hardware to its border, Russia insists it's not about to invade Ukraine again. The US and its allies aren't so sure. Caught in the middle, Ukraine is appealing for calm – and more Western weapons to defend itself. We report from the frontlines of the ongoing conflict, as the Ukrainian army steels itself for an escalation.

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Vice News Tonight

60 Mins

ISIS was supposedly defeated in 2019. But last year, the group launched a deadly attack to break its members out of prison in Syria.

VICE’s Hind Hassan and investigative researchers at Airwars reveal what happened at al Sina’a prison – and how the U.S. ignored the warning signs.

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20 Mins.

Korea is a divided nation, and Koreans, a divided people.

Can food be the common root that unites North and South Korea?

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Al Jazeera English.

Crocodile numbers have reached record levels in the Northern Territory of Australia, 50 years after hunting was banned. But opinion is divided over controlling the giant reptiles.

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Vice News Tonight

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This two-part series peels back the rhetoric to examine how ISIL began? Combining interviews, with archive and reconstruction scenes, this documentary tells the story of how ISIL rose from the ashes to become the worlds most feared insurgent group.

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30 Minutes

The voices of Hindutva - Hindu supremacy - are ascending, spreading division and hate speech. It has worked its way through the body politic like a slow-acting poison. And the effect on the secular fabric of the Indian republic and the lives of minorities - especially Muslims - has proven toxic, at times deadly.

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Al Jazeera English.

60 Mins

The Big Picture: Britain’s True Colours? addresses a singular question: When it came to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom, why did Black and brown people die in disproportionately greater numbers than white people?

The answer, as is revealed, can be traced to two prevailing aspects of the modern UK: racism and neoliberalism. This film examines the roots of these converging forces.

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Al Jazeera English.

Should the word "racist" be used to describe US President Donald Trump? That question is at the centre of debate across US media outlets.

The Listening Post is a weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media, how they operate and the stories they cover.

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Al Jazeera English.

60 Mins.

The Big Picture examines the present-day crisis in Venezuela by exploring the divisions rooted in its past.

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Al Jazeera English.

6 X 30 Mins

Presenter lead documentary series hosted by renowned theoretical physicist Jim al-Khalili, unravelling the links between today’s latest scientific developments and the unsung scientific heroes of the past.

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It was just one death, among the thousands killed in the Filipino war of drugs. But this particular killing - and the story behind it - have lingered in the mainstream news media and online, in a way that others have not.

It wasn't the Filipino media's reporting, their constant documenting of the killings or their raising of human rights issues that ended up putting police under investigation and the Duterte government on the defensive.

The Listening Post is a weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media, how they operate and the stories they cover.

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Al Jazeera English.

2 x 60 Mins

This special two-part series explores the interwoven history of the European project and the far right in postwar Europe. Beginning with the establishment of the European Coal and Steel Community from the ashes of World War II, ‘The Big Picture’ charts the trajectory of European integration, in tandem with the story of the European far right, recounting the series of shifts that have led to today’s critical juncture: a post-Brexit EU and a stark rise in support for far right parties across Europe.

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Part of my work with Discovery Channel is to reversion content for various historical anniversaries. This edition of 'The Man Who Cracked The Nazi Code' was to coincide with the anniversary of 2015's D-day.

30 Mins

Documentary to tie in with the African Cup of Nations football tournament, investigating why there are so few blackfootball coaches in world football. Featuring interviews with Clarence Seedorf, Sol Campbell and Jimmy Floyd-Hasselbaink.

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Al Jazeera English | Al Jazeera America.

It read like a spy movie - and had people gripped. Russiagate, the theory that Donald Trump colluded with Vladimir Putin to hijack the 2016 US presidential elections, was a story that was too big to fail.

But that's what happened, and certain US news outlets now have some questions to answer because the Mueller report has found no smoking gun.

Having sold Americans the seductive and conspiratorial notion that the man in the oval office was a compromised foreign agent, now comes a moment of reckoning for the US media.

The Listening Post is a weekly programme that examines and dissects the world's media, how they operate and the stories they cover.

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Al Jazeera English.

A Ugandan warlord from one of Africa’s most notorious rebel movements was sentenced to 25 years in prison by the International Criminal Court. Dominic Ongwen was a commander in the Lord's Resistance Army - or LRA - whose fugitive leader Joseph Kony is one of the world's most-wanted war crimes suspects. Abducted himself as a child, Ongwen’s defense was that he was entirely under Kony’s control. In a war where children were forced to murder their parents, the lines between victim and perpetrator are blurred. VICE News meets with northern Ugandans who knew Ongwen themselves and ask if this is the moment to finally put the LRA behind them?

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HyoJin Park and Joi Lee go to Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao in the second episode of Fork the System to taste the lesser-known Filipino food of the Moro Muslims and ask what it means to be Filipino

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60 Mins.

The very first episode of Studio B: Unscripted sees award-winning author and activist Fatima Bhutto in conversation with celebrated host, academic and writer Marc Lamont Hill as they compare notes on the various ways injustice and oppression work across the world.

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The history of British style tribes takes us to the terraces and Northern dancefloors of the 80s as we take a look into Soul Boys and Casuals.

Vietnam is changing at a breakneck speed. But who’s keeping its rich food culture alive?

The women of Hanoi are the ones feeding a transforming nation and preserving its past.

30 Mins.

The myth of Icarus shows how long humans have been obsessed with flight. From the design of the hot air balloon in China during the Three Kingdoms era to Leonardo da Vinci's helicopter drawings in Renaissance Italy, some of our greatest minds have sought ways to get off the ground.

In this special RAZOR episode, Shini Somara meets Richard Browning, founder of Gravity Industries, who has managed to do just that – by strapping a 1,000-horsepower jet engine to his back, he manages to fly by himself at speeds of up to 137 kilometres per hour.

The question is: will it revolutionize the way we travel?

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Climate change is causing Siberia’s permafrost to thaw. It’s a growing environmental problem, emitting greenhouse gases, damaging buildings and creating vast craters in the landscape. But it's also revealing an ancient treasure — the tusks of woolly mammoths.

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Monsoon rains brought unprecedented flooding to Pakistan last August, destroying lives and displacing millions of people. This disaster will cost an estimated 30 billion dollars, and it all couldn’t have come at a worse time, as Pakistan, the world's fifth most populated country in the world, grapples with exploding inflation and political instability.

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Namibians fighting for equal rights have taken their case for marriage equality to their Supreme Court -- meet the family behind the case.

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96 Mins.

Libya has been broken apart. Torn asunder by competing local, regional and international forces, its survival as a singular nation-state is under threat.

Once Africa's wealthiest country with the continent's largest oil reserves and highest standard of living, Libya, liberated from a dictator's grip, is mired in a violent, internecine conflict that has left many of its people struggling for food, fuel and security.

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In December 2022, Israel elected the most far-right government in its history, one that has stated that expanding settlements is its top priority. That’s left Palestinians fearful of a widespread land-grab by settlers and more violence in the occupied West Bank.

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Revenge porn in Pakistan can have deadly consequences. With Pakistan’s rapid growth in smartphone and social media use, and with certain conservative areas placing the blame squarely on the victims, VICE News explores the impact – and limitations – of Pakistan outlawing revenge porn.

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60 Mins.

Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has brought war back to Europe and is transforming Russia itself— dissent is crushed, propaganda is raging and fear is everywhere. Filmed over 12 months with unparalleled access, VICE News documents how this war is pushing the country from authoritarianism to dictatorship.

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Nominated for an Emmy 2024

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