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Trailer: Shamima Begum: The Blame Game

Shamima Begum was 15 years old when she left Bethnal Green with her two school friends to travel to Syria to join the ISIS Caliphate in 2015. From day one, ITV News, led by its Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo, has followed the story of Shamima closer than anyone else. With unparalleled archive, unique testimonies, exclusive interviews and analysis from an award winning journalist, we unpack the story from when it started, to where we are now. It's a story with one individual at the heart of it, but one that involves multiple agencies, institutions and countries, all seeking to shift the blame for how and why this happened. In Shamima Begum - The Blame Game, Rohit Kachroo addresses those questions.

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3min
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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22min
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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37min
12/09/2019

Emma Lewell-Buck on accents, dyspraxia and siding with the Brexit Party over the Lib Dems

The latest guest to take power in the new series of the ITV News podcast Acting Prime Minister is Emma Lewell-Buck.The Labour MP for South Shields was unafraid of speaking out in the conversation with ITV News Political Correspondent Paul Brand -...

12/09/2019

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26min
24/02/2021

'I'd fire all the men': Amber Rudd on why she'd have an all female Cabinet

Former home secretary Amber Rudd is Acting Prime Minister in this week's podcast episode. She tells host Paul Brand why she thinks the government should not proceed with instating a 'free speech champion'. Why she's sad about the way the Tory Party has changed since she left, and why she'd fire all the men in government and have an all female Cabinet. Remember to like, subscribe and rate us five stars.

24/02/2021

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31min
09/10/2020

Sharon Watson, CEO and Principal of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds

ITV News' Leah Magras talks to Sharon Watson, CEO and Principal of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds. A leading figure in the dance industry, Sharon uses her years of experience to help young dancers develop their careers. She's is passionate about increasing diversity and inclusivity within the creative industry. Despite being one of the only black female leaders of a dance school in the UK, Sharon came from humble beginnings. Her talent and determination saw her propelled into a prominent position. At the age of nine, Sharon fell in love with dance when she attended a dance class at her local school in Leeds. When she turned sixteen, she packed her bags to move to London where she honed her skills and later returned to her home city, where she joined the award-winning all-black dance group Phoenix Dance Theatre as one of its first female dancers. Sharon often draws on her Caribbean culture as inspiration for her creative pieces. She choreographed a powerful and emotive dance production about the journey of the Windrush generation, which was commended by audiences and critics. She's been widely recognised for her influence, not only in the dance industry, but in society. Among her many accolades, she has received the Yorkshire Woman of the Year award.

09/10/2020

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29min
07/04/2019

Special live episode: Justine Greening on whether she'd run for PM and why Cabinet are 'woeful' over Brexit

Former Conservative Cabinet minister Justine Greening joins Paul Brand for this special live edition of the podcast.

07/04/2019

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41min
15/04/2021

Cameron, Johnson, and the murky world of lobbying

Cameron, Johnson, and the murky world of lobbying - plus, what's it like to grow up mixed race? The Calling Peston team is back to examine the lobbying scandal which is engulfing the Tory Party. Shehab and Dan tell you everything you need to know, while Robert gives insight and analysis. Our special guest is author Natalie Morris talks to us about her new book, 'Mixed/Other', which explores what life is like growing up mixed race in the UK. Remember to like, subscribe, and rate us five stars!

15/04/2021

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45min
05/09/2024

ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus on Mamma Mia the party, Donald Trump and a band reunion

This week on Unscripted, ABBA musician Bjorn Ulvaeus joins ITV News Arts Editor Nina Nannar. They discuss Mamma Mia the party, Donald Trump using their music at a political rally and why the band might never meet up again.

05/09/2024

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28min
12/01/2021

MP Tracey Crouch on battling cancer during Covid pandemic and why she’s coming off Twitter

Former minister Tracey Crouch opens up to the Acting Prime Minister podcast about what it's been like having cancer treatment during the coronavirus pandemic. She also chats to podcast host Paul Brand about why elite sports should be allowed during lockdown, why she's coming off Twitter and much more. You can listen to, and watch, new episodes of the Acting Prime Minister podcast each week - find us on all podcast platforms. Remember to like, subscribe and rate us five stars.

12/01/2021

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28min

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