Dianna Ross

The migrant crisis spiraled out of control last year and is yet to show signs of slowing. Award winning documentary maker Ross Kemp highlights the dangerous journey taken by thousands desperate to leave Libya in search of a safer life in Europe.

Ross Kemp’s hard-hitting documentary on deforestation, poverty and crime in the Amazon rainforest. Ross Kemp travels to South America to investigate how oil companies are destroying large tracts of the Amazon rainforest in a desire to satisfy the planet’s energy needs; how bitter turf wars are being fought over cattle ranching and soy plantations; how the global demand for cocaine wreaks its own local destruction and how the rise in the price of gold has lead to people tearing up the rainforest just to earn a living. Ross talks to ranchers, tribal people, environmentalists and scientists as he explores the link between deforestation and the impact of local degradation, poverty and crime.

Ross Kemp goes inside police tactical firearms teams to investigate how gun crime in Britain has exploded, increasing by by 20% since 2017 - and how the force are dealing with it.

“Police aren't in control. They've got no control out there… I don't think they've got enough ability to enforce stuff, but that's good for us.” - Anonymous gun smuggler, speaking to Ross Kemp. This one-off documentary which kicks off ITV’s 2018 Crime & Punishment season fronted by Ross Kemp goes inside police tactical firearms teams to investigate how gun crime in Britain has exploded, increasing by by 20% since 2017 - and how the force are dealing with it.

Ross Kemp gains exclusive access to a firearms unit within the police force, and investigates whether one day all police will be armed.

Ross Kemp returns to helm another documentary series of Ross Kemp: Extreme World. The series sees Kemp travel to places like Manila and Madagascar to learn more about how terrorists and criminals are ruining many lives.

With unprecedented access, Ross Kemp immerses himself in prison life at the sharp end in HMP Barlinnie in Glasgow. The iconic prison has a formidable reputation and has served the city for over 130 years. With privileged and exclusive access to every part of the jail, Ross discovers what it is really like to be an inmate and how prison officers handle the violence, homemade weapons and drugs, which cast a shadow across daily life behind bars. He discovers what it is like to be a lifer, meets a prisoner preparing for freedom and with trepidation, enters the wing of the prison housing sex offenders, the fastest growing group of inmates in the prison system today.

2-part documentary in which Ross Kemp is on the trail of Britain's very own tiger and lion kings - those who keep dangerous wild animals.

Ross Kemp reveals the story of a nine-month cat-and-mouse game between the police and a criminal gang intent on stealing diamonds from the Millennium Dome.

The actor spends 10 days visiting HMP Barlinnie in Glasgow, one of the oldest and toughest prisons in the world. Arriving in handcuffs to get a feel of life behind bars, he is given unprecedented access to this Victorian prison, working with convicts in the kitchen, joining a security team searching the cells for drugs and being confronted by an arsenal of home-made weapons. He also speaks to several inmates, including a murderer preparing for life on the outside and a sex offender convicted for downloading images of children.