Cocaine: Living With The Cartels

Cocaine consumption is at its highest level in 30 years, with middleclass millennials spending more money than ever on the drug. In this series, four recreational cocaine users are about to discover the true cost of their party lifestyles. We go behind the false glamour of cocaine as the ‘jet-set drug’ to reveal the heart-breaking reality of how lives across the globe are being destroyed by the white powder as we take four consumers to the terror filled jungles, favelas and drug cartels of Colombia and then back to the grim reality of the cocaine trade back in their own neighbourhoods.

Body In The Suitcase

On the 11th of June, 2021, CCTV shows Jemma Mitchell dragging a large blue suitcase towards her church friend Deborah Chong’s home. Hours later, Mitchell is recorded leaving the area, dragging two visibly heavy suitcases behind her. But it’s not until Deborah’s decapitated body is discovered two weeks later that the chilling significance of these images hits home. BODY IN THE SUITCASE is a gripping, two-part special, that takes viewers deep into the shocking twists and turns of an unprecedented case, through first-hand accounts from family members, eyewitnesses and police. Could polite, middle-class osteopath Jemma Mitchell really have used that suitcase to transport her friend’s dead body? Had she killed her? And, if so, how had their devout Christian friendship descended into murder?

Love Rats

They’re charming, they’re romantic and they’re too good to be true. When people go looking for love, all too often what they find is a rat. LOVE RATS tells the most shocking stories of victims who have fallen prey to manipulative criminals: from online scam artists, to serial conmen, to catfish looking for their next victim. Through blow-by-blow accounts of how they were targeted, coerced and conned, LOVE RATS shares the most shocking stories of trusting lovelorn people who were left with broken hearts and empty bank accounts.

See What You Made Me Do

SEE WHAT YOU MADE ME DO is a vital, thought-provoking and powerful look at one of the biggest emergencies facing society. Most who experience domestic abuse will never report it, and their abusers will never be called to account. In this series, investigative journalist Jess Hill shines a light into the kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms where abuse is destroying lives. She talks to abuse survivors, perpetrators and the people working with them to curb their behaviours. Resolutely solution focused, Jess explores radical innovations which could make a seismic difference to curbing this crisis in our homes.

The Real Mo Farah

THE REAL MO FARAH tells a human and timeless story of strength over adversity. As one of the world’s most successful track athletes, Sir Mo seeks to discover the facts behind the secret he has kept hidden for 30 years. Born with a different name, he was brought into the UK as a nine-year-old under a fake passport and spent years in forced domestic servitude. He now returns to the streets of West London and the school where he was first spotted as a phenomenal young athlete. Sir Mo meets key people from his past, who have protected his true story for many years. He visits his family village in Somaliland to ask his mother and twin brother what they know of the traumatic childhood event that changed his life forever. Finally, he turns to the Somali community in London, hoping they can explain the mystery at the heart of his life.

Crime Stories

A cabbie takes more than just a fare. Human remains are discovered in a farmer’s field. A responsible daughter never makes it home. Horrible criminal acts are committed every day, and it's up to dedicated homicide detectives to hunt down the perpetrators and ensure that justice is served. We follow each dramatic step of the investigation, from the first signs of foul play to the tension-fueled interrogations, and culminating in hard-fought convictions, as law enforcement, journalists, family, and friends take viewers through the horrifying true stories of North America’s most chilling murders.

Our Toughest Cases

Murder and violent sexual attacks; there are certain crimes that take their toll on even the most experienced of officers. In this series, we hear from the officers who relive the toughest cases they’ve ever faced and provide first-hand insight into cases that had seismic repercussions and shook entire communities to their core.

Murder In The Goldfields

The Western Australian Goldfields desert can swallow you whole – vast, sparse, hot and pockmarked with abandoned mine shafts. We investigate three murders that have baffled homicide detectives, despite a raft of evidence. Ray and Jennie Kehlet went prospecting with another man... and never came back; Lisa Goven left a trail of evidence via cc cameras, but disappeared, and Charlie Park vanished into thin air. These mysterious incidents have thus far remained unsolved. What is it about this area that has attracted more than its fair share of unsolved murders?

Who Murdered Meredith Kercher

In a cramped student flat in the city of Perugia, British student Meredith Kercher’s body was found beneath a duvet on her bedroom floor. Meredith’s flatmates had no idea that in just a few days her horrific murder would become a worldwide tabloid sensation and would lead to one of the most controversial trials in history, the prosecution of Amanda Knox. This documentary series features exclusive access to Amanda's Italian boyfriend, Rafael Solicito.

Big Little Crimes

Most crimes are solved after months of painstaking investigation, but sometimes police get a lucky break. ​ Sometimes an ordinary stop or an everyday check can suddenly lead to a massive breakthrough in a major case. ​BIG LITTLE CRIMES tells the gob-smacking stories of ordinary beat cops who stumble upon a key piece of evidence, a haul of stolen goods, a suspect on the run…​ and bring a major criminal to justice. ​