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07.02.2022

Episode 4: The Consequence

Shamima Begum is no longer British. Her case is heard in the Supreme Court - but will she ever be judged fairly? She’s stuck in a Syrian camp, nowhere to go. Not into freedom in Syria, or back home to go on trial, and certainly not to Bangladesh. She says she’s being singled out because of the intense media attention she’s received but we look at other cases like hers to see just how common losing your British citizenship is. In this final episode, ITV’s Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo looks at the role of the media and of the public in shaping Shamima’s story. Shamima Begum: The Blame Game is written and presented by Rohit Kachroo, produced by Dawn Kelly, Tam Hussein, Dan Howells, Katie Bilboa and Will Tullis. The executive producer is Matt Williams.

07.02.2022

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48 Min.
06.02.2022

Episode 1: The Disappearance

In February 2015, 15 year old Shamima Begum left the UK with two of her school friends. They were travelling from the UK to Syria to join the ISIS Caliphate. In the first few hours of the investigation, the girls seem to be on their way to Turkey. Their families and the police aren’t yet ready to make a public appeal. Everyone wants them to come back without their names and faces being pictured all over the newspapers but at Gatwick Airport the CCTV cameras have captured a powerful piece of evidence. The girls have been filmed strolling through the terminal on their way to catch their flight. As the timeline of their journey starts to unravel, ITV’s Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo revisits the headlines to ask why they left and ultimately, who is to blame?

06.02.2022

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37 Min.
07.02.2022

Episode 2: The Fallout

The girl’s journey from Bethnal Green to Syria makes headlines around the world. A diplomatic row is brewing, territory is still being crossed by the three girls on the road towards Raqqa. It’s seventeen days since they went missing, a message comes into ITV News from a contact. It’s from a source in Syria with news about the girls. They say they’re in a safe house where they’re apparently “waiting to get married” and it sounds like they don’t want to come back. ITV’s Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo delves into the fallout as government agencies and politicians engage in a round of finger pointing.

07.02.2022

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22 Min.
13.07.2020

Episode 1: Freefall

It is Easter Sunday, 2015. Strapped to Vicky Cilliers' back is a parachute which had been sabotaged. How does she survive the fall from 4,000 feet? It doesn’t look like a crime, but the skydiving centre call in police to help the inquiry. But when detectives start looking, they uncover a secret world of sex, lies, deceit and payday loans. And the saboteur has been clever. There is no real proof this is anything but an accident. Wiltshire Police detectives start looking into the lives of a ‘picture-perfect’ couple in an inquiry which would impact the investigators in a way they could never foresee. Read more about this podcast series and see extra video content at www.itv.com/nostringsattached.

13.07.2020

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27 Min.
08.04.2022

Parminder Nagra on the 20th anniversary of Bend it Like Beckham and new ITV drama DI Ray

On Unscripted, Nina Nannar is joined by actress Parminder Nagra. Twenty years on from the release of Bend it Like Beckham, Parminder talks about how playing the role of Jess changed her life and how the film became a global success. The pair talk all thing DI Ray, the new ITV police drama, as Parminder takes up the lead role of Detective Inspector Rachita Ray. And the two discuss what growing older means as a woman in the acting industry.

08.04.2022

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22 Min.
22.01.2020

Tory MP Michael Fabricant on Donald Trump, the Royals and having famous hair

Veteran Tory MP is one of Parliament's most colourful politicians, with his life's journey and personality perfectly matching his eccentric style.

22.01.2020

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29 Min.
17.09.2019

How to stop more football clubs falling into crisis like Bury and Bolton

In this episode, we look at football club ownership, where things have gone spectacularly wrong and what should be happening to stop more clubs from falling into the crisis we saw at Bury and Bolton.Chris Hall is joined by Accrington Stanley Chairman...

17.09.2019

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21 Min.
09.08.2019

Why are so many still seeing suicide as their only option?

In this episode, we discuss the very tough issue of suicide which according to campaigners has reached crisis point. Tony Morris is joined by Stephen Klein from Samaritans, psychiatrist Professor Nav Kapur and Michael Josephson who attempted to take his...

09.08.2019

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19 Min.
12.11.2020

Laurence Fox has started a political party - here's what he'd do if he became PM

Actor Laurence Fox is launching his own political movement - the Reclaim Party - so what would he do if he was actually in power? He tells the ITV News podcast Acting Prime Minister why he's launched the party and what he wants to achieve. The actor-turned-politician, who has sparked controversy with some of his comments, talks to ITV News Political Correspondent Paul Brand through his journey from school, to starring in TV drama series Lewis, to his infamous Question Time appearance and becoming a free-speech advocate. He's asked whether he'd congratulate Joe Biden on winning the US election, what he'd do to save the UK economy from coronavirus - and whether he'd be prepared to press the nuclear button.

12.11.2020

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30 Min.
25.03.2021

Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins on vaccine passports, sacking half the cabinet and marrying Margaret Thatcher

Pimlico Plumbers owner Charlie Mullins is this week's Acting Prime Minister. He talks to podcast host Paul Brand about why he wants vaccine passports, who he'd sack from the cabinet and why he wants young people to rediscover apprenticeships. He also speaks about his admiration for Margaret Thatcher and why her leadership helped inspire him to become the owner of London's largest independent plumbing company. Remember to like, subscribe, and rate us five stars.

25.03.2021

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30 Min.

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