Undercover in Ghana, this enlightening documentary looks at one of the world's best-loved chocolate brands and reveals for the first time child labour in its supply chain.

In this investigative series, Stacey meets young people in Turkey, Russia and Brazil who are dangerously trading on their sexuality and looks for a living.

This film follows some of the hopeful and sometimes overqualified applicants who amongst nearly a thousand others have applied for a single job.

With unique access, this film follows the moving story of Shiori Ito who alleges she was raped by a well-known TV journalist.

This sensitive observational film follows three teenagers as they navigate their way through the most defining part of life, without a home.

A heartfelt documentary examining what happens to families when international borders come into conflict.

This chilling documentary provides a shocking overview on the UK's most prolific child killer of modern times - Lucy Letby.

After Charlie Webster and her friends were abused by their coach, they never spoke again. Years on, an email out of the blue sets her on a journey back to her past to find them.

This poignant film follows six young would-be asylum-seekers and reveals the huge challenges they face in being a young refugee today.

With incredible access Stacey visits the Syrian camps of al-Hol and al-Roj and meets the western women and their children who have been left behind.

This insightful documentary follows Jamie-Lee O’Donnell (Derry Girls) as she documents the city’s complex past and explores with a new generation, what it’s like to grow up in Derry today.

With unprecedented access to the NHS Intensive Care Units, Kemp follows frontline medical staff as they face the full force of the Covid-19 pandemic.

This poignant film, complete with metahumans, investigates the TikTok influencers who are exposing cheaters online and the far-reaching consequences so-called ‘loyalty tests’ have for those involved.

Stacey explores how the pandemic is transforming the way mothers, midwives and doctors deal with pregnancy and birth.

Stacey looks at how people are coping with lockdown and focusing on the unsung heroes who are putting their own needs to one side.

In this probing documentary, Stacey explores the nefarious underworld of children selling drugs online.

This revealing programme meets victims whose lives have been shattered by spiking and follows Daisy Maskell as she undertakes a ground-breaking experiment in order to shine a light on the dangers of these drugs.

With unprecedented access to the British Army’s covert combat programme, this inspirational documentary follows Ukrainian civilians as they undertake intensive training to fight on the frontline.

This frank documentary sees Emily Atack (Inbetweeners) explore her own experience of unwanted sexual attention and the lasting impact of these interactions, whilst also trying to understand what needs to change.

Stacey Dooley returns to the Philippines to make a complex and chilling film about Filipino mothers who sexually abuse their children.

Stacey Dooley gets first-hand insight of what it’s like for a family going through an unthinkable tragedy, including the mishandling of the investigation and misconduct of the police.

Stacey embeds herself within specialist police and victim support stalking units - each dedicated to stopping stalking from escalating into life changing violence, or even murder.

This film, shot over 24 hours, touches on the funny and the poignant whilst gauging the impact of Coronavirus.

Stacey investigates South Korea’s new sex crime 'Molka', where stolen secret camera footage is used as DIY porn.