ITV Exposure

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers speak out about what they saw and did in Gaza while alleging serious misconduct and potential violations of international law.

As Ecuador's government declares war on drug cartels, this documentary follows a priest, a governor, and a grieving father who expose the moral fault lines of a country at war with itself.

An expose of the obscene corruption surrounding the award of PPE contracts in the UK during the COVID pandemic.

Acclaimed documentarian Deeyah Khan travels across the United States to explore the dehumanising effects of war and its long-term social impact on America and beyond.

As Saudi Arabia bids to host the World Cup in 2034, a female journalist goes undercover for ITV Exposure to reveal what life is under its controversial ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. For the first time ever the programme reveals evidence of illegal and dangerous working conditions at the most high-profile development project in Saudi Arabia.

An Exposure documentary following an investigation into one of the world's biggest cults. Filmmaker Maroesja Perizonius reveals the truth about the Rajneesh organization.

Failures in maternity care at the Nottingham University Hospitals Trust (NUH) and the toll it has taken on those trying to bring suspects to account.

Victims of stalkers speak about how being targeted has destroyed their lives, and how some women under threat are taking on the criminal justice system to hold the culprits to account.

A Time To Die is a powerful and thought-provoking feature length documentary that explores the human cost of the current British law on assisted dying.

The story of a search for justice, told over a year. The search for loved ones continues after a mass grave was discovered in a forest in northeast Ukraine in the autumn of 2022.

Filmed in secret over a year, this unflinching Exposure documentary reveals the extent of ongoing human rights abuses taking place in Iran while the world looks on.

Shahida Tulaganova's compelling documentary telling the story of the Ukrainian children taken to Russia after war broke out in 2022 and their territory was occupied.

Poignant documentary about the tragic capsizing of a dinghy of asylum seekers. It was the worst maritime disaster in the English Channel for 30 years, but what really happened?

Shahida Tulaganova's documentary tells the story of the war told through the compelling testimonies of 10 Ukrainian children, aged mostly between 6 and 11.

Investigative documentary about the human cost of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Allegations of labour abuse have dogged the organizers, but what is the truth?

The extraordinary story of former fascist Matthew Collins, who is played by Stephen Graham in the acclaimed drama The Walk-In, and his mission to bring down Britain's far-right.

Tareena Shakil made news when she brought her small son to Syria in 2014, this is her story of the voyage, why she went, and how she fled. Exposure examines whether she has been rehabilitated and should be allowed to live a regular life.

Exposure follows the dramatic stories of three leading women activists who have decided to stay in Russia and take a stand against Vladimir Putin.

Telling the extraordinary and moving stories of some of the children who survived life at the Tuam mother and baby home in Ireland.

Investigative documentary exposing the lucrative industry of so-called virginity testing and repair procedures. Discover the clinics that campaigners condemn as a violation of human rights.

Director Deeyah Khan investigates the impact of rising anti-Muslim hate groups, conspiracy theories and hate crimes since 2015.

BAFTA-winning documentary exploring one of the most divisive issues in American politics - abortion. Head to the frontline to meet those most affected by America's abortion wars.

This program goes undercover to reveal the truth about the gangs behind thousands of people being packed into flimsy dinghies to cross the Channel and claim asylum in the UK.

The programme features new evidence unearthed by Jason Evans, a campaigner whose father died from Hepatitis C and AIDS, including receipts for the destruction of files relating to an alleged government cover-up of the prescription of tainted blood products.

In frank and revealing interviews, award winning journalist John Ware speaks to Jennifer Arcuri, the woman at the centre of controversy over Boris Johnson's time as Mayor of London.

Told mostly from the child's perspective, Britain's Hidden Hunger explores the increasing challenges of raising a family on the breadline in 2019 Britain, by following families across the country, struggling to feed their children.

Documentary examining the sexual abuse of female victims of crime by police officers, who have used their positions of power to take advantage of the very women they have been sent to help.

This documentary goes undercover inside a secretive province in China to provide a vivid insight into how its government is holding an estimated million or more Muslims in detention camps without trial.

Exposure goes undercover into Iran to meet up with the women challenging the religious autocrats who have ruled the country for forty years.

John Ware tracks down former IRA members and speaks to relatives of the victims as he attempts to discover who was behind the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings.

The inside story of the prison system using footage filmed in jails by inmates. HMP Birmingham became the scene of Britain's worst prison riot for 25 years as staff lost control and up to 600 prisoners were let out of their cells.

An investigation into the renowned children's hospital, uncovering why the Gastroenterology Department has stopped taking new referrals for most conditions.

Exposure presents the results of a year-long undercover investigation into privately-run children's care homes, examining the standard of care provided and asking where the money is spent.

Emmy award-winning film-maker Deeyah Khan joins the front line of the race wars in America, sitting down face-to-face with Neo-Nazis and fascist

Nearly three decades after the Hillsborough disaster, Peter Marshall examines new evidence behind some of the untrue shocking news headlines about the Liverpool fans.

This documentary investigates the lives of ex-Muslims, who face extreme discrimination, ostracism, psychological abuse and violence as a result of leaving Islam.

A visa that will let you live and work in Britain indefinitely is worth a lot of money to a lot of people around the world - and, as a result, the sham marriage industry is booming.

Deeyah Khan investigates the roots of Islamic extremism in the UK, speaking to reformed extremists as well as ordinary young Muslims to answer the burning question of why some young British Muslims join fanatical jihadi cults like ISIS

The appalling loss of life at Rana Plaza last April exposed the dangers of Bangladesh's vast garment trade to the world when more than a thousand people were killed when a factory building collapsed.

Former police officer Mark Williams-Thomas and journalist Nicky Campbell join forces to help catch dangerous fugitives who have evaded justice.

Mark Williams-Thomas revisits his investigation into the disgraced entertainer Jimmy Savile, which dominated the news agenda in the weeks after it was broadcast. Set against a backdrop of the criminal and institutional investigations which had been launched in the intervening seven weeks, this programme hears testimony from more alleged victims and explores how Savile ingratiated himself with politicians and royalty. It also considers the question of how Savile was able to gain widespread access and power within NHS institutions, in spite of being unqualified for any of the roles which he purportedly fulfilled there

The programme goes undercover in the world of the bailiff industry to uncover evidence of deception and threats being made against debtors.

A look at how roadside bombs have become the Taliban's chosen weapon in their war against the coalition in Afghanistan. Improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, are now the biggest killer of British and American troops in the conflict.

More than a million people are currently being treated for heart failure in the UK and there is a critical shortage of donor hearts. This film follows three patients as they take the long and uncertain road towards a life-saving operation.