Escaping Satiation

A young journalist looks behind the curtain of a nearby mental hospital, only to uncover the grim and gruesome acts they bestow upon their "patients".

Rip currents can appear without warning, turning an ideal beach outing into a horrific scene of chaos and panic. But groundbreaking new research could teach thousands of potential victims how to spot and escape these silent killers before it's too late.

Vice TV is releasing a documentary titled Meghan Markle: Escaping The Crown this March, reports Deadline. The documentary — which is premiering on Sky on 31 March — is an hour-long special that "investigates the role that the monarchy and British tabloid media played in vilifying Markle."

As they retreat from northern Iraq, Isis has left thousands of women and children behind. A desperate effort is now underway to reunite these women and children with the families they have been separated from.

Carlson investigates the shocking and twisted world of one of the nation's most outrageous cults that trapped thousands and targeted the minds and bodies of young women from around the country.

When Meghan Markle married Prince Harry she seemed to have it all. But less than two years after her fairy tale wedding, she’s walking away. How did it come to this?

A revealing account of the controversial evacuation of Pen Farthing's Afghan animal shelter during the West's chaotic withdrawal of 2021. Were pets put before people?

The Girl Who Lived tells the story of Kara Robinson: abducted in broad daylight from a friend’s front yard, the 15-year-old is held captive and sexually assaulted for 18 harrowing hours. When she bravely engineers her own escape and leads authorities to her assailant’s apartment, they uncover a series of crimes far darker and more deadly than anyone ever imagined.

Home isn’t always a safe place. Panorama investigates what the 'Stay at Home' pandemic rule meant for those trapped with an abusive partner. Reporter Victoria Derbyshire grew up with a violent father and understands the impact it can have on families. She reveals the scale of domestic violence at the height of the crisis and meets some of those who managed to escape during lockdown. And she asks if the government has done enough for those who were put in danger by having to stay at home.

Every week hundreds of Syrians, given asylum in Germany, are returning home. They risk arrest as they're smuggled from the EU into Turkey, en route to Syria. Nawal Al-Maghafi joins them to discover why they're giving up the safety of Europe to return to their war-torn country.