As TV revisits the scandal, the author of an acclaimed play about it asks what the media and key institutions have learned – and whether survivors are Read More
Aug 01, 2021
Documentary
Apr 08, 2021
Ex-police reveal bribes and threats used to cover up corruption in 70s London
BBC documentary to examine incidents that led to setting up of unit on which Line of Duty’s AC-12 is basedOne of London’s most senior police officers, Read More
Jan 19, 2021
Cerrie Burnell: ‘Disabled people have been shut away during the pandemic’
The former CBeebies presenter and actor asks why disabled people are still treated as if they are inferior, especially during Covid-19 “As a disabled Read More
Feb 10, 2020
‘Do not despair of losing so often’ – Lea Tsemel, the Israeli lawyer who defends Palestinians
She has been called a traitor and the Israeli government tried to block an award-winning new film about her work and spirit. As the BBC screens Read More
Mar 04, 2019
The Michael Jackson accusers: ‘The abuse didn’t feel strange because he was like a god’
Wade Robson and James Safechuck speak about their childhood experiences with the pop superstar – and Dan Reed explains why he felt he had to expose Read More
Mar 04, 2019
The Michael Jackson accusers: ‘The abuse didn’t feel strange because he was like a god’
Wade Robson and James Safechuck speak about their childhood experiences with the pop superstar – and Dan Reed explains why he felt he had to expose Read More
Jun 05, 2018
Whodunnit: the husband or the owl? How The Staircase invented true crime TV
From OJ to Making a Murderer, true crime shows owe a debt to this extraordinary documentary. As the series is finally shown in full, its director Read More
Jun 05, 2018
Whodunnit: the husband or the owl? How The Staircase invented true crime TV
From OJ to Making a Murderer, true crime shows owe a debt to this extraordinary documentary. As the series is finally shown in full, its director Read More