Melanie Quigley

The intimate, emotional story of the Russian women taking huge risks fighting for the truth about their sons, husbands and brothers missing in Ukraine.

A look at the tensions between Indian PM Narendra Modi and India’s Muslim minority, investigating claims about his role in 2002 riots that left over a thousand dead.
AIB Award Winner

A Dispatches special reveals shocking new evidence on Sri Lanka’s deadly Easter bombings of 2019. High-placed whistle blowers allege top-level complicity by officials inside the Sri Lankan government.

With parliament under fire over complaints of sexual harassment and bullying, reporter Naga Munchetty speaks to staff members and MPs who give their accounts.
Dir: Adam Wishart

Through the eyes of a handful of Brits, this is the extraordinary story of how the country was forged from the fires of division and conflict, only to reinvent itself and take the rest of the world with it.​

Ellie Flynn goes undercover, exposing the harsh reality of sexual harassment against women and girls in Britain today, from ‘dick pics’ to being flashed, groped, spiked and raped.
Rose D’or and British Journalism nomination

A look at the world’s forgotten civil war, where over 20,000 people have been reported dead, and thousands are fighting against a military coup that has removed elected government.
Nominated: Rose d’Or: Best News & Current Affairs.
Nominated: Broadcast Awards: Best News & Current Affairs.

This film focuses on three female Russian opposition candidates who follow in Alexei Navaly’s footsteps and risk their lives to campaign against President Putin’s clampdown on free speech.
Winner: BAFTA TV Awards Current Affairs.

With rape convictions at an all-time low, this hard-hitting film spends two years behind the scenes.
Winner: RTS Programme Awards Single Documentary.

It’s one of the biggest scandals in the history of the NHS – many babies died whilst others were left with life-changing injuries following repeated failures in maternity care at hospitals in Shropshire. RTS Specialist Journalist of the Year: Michael Buchanan.

This film reveals the abuse and aggression faced by disabled people in everyday life, from verbal name-calling to violent physical attacks. Made by disabled filmmaker Richard Butchins and featuring a wide range of testimony from survivors themselves, it asks why this happens.

An investigation into a series of deaths, including suicide, by disabled benefits claimants. What impact did government failings have on those who died?

Panorama goes undercover inside a hospital for vulnerable adults and reveals patients being mocked, taunted and intimidated by abusive staff.
RTS Nominated: Best Domestic Current Affairs
Broadcast Awards Nominated: Best in News and Current Affairs

This is the inside story of how Martin Bashir obtained his career-defining interview, & how the BBC responded when it discovered he had faked bank statements & shown them to Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer.

Ade Adepitan investigates the new Personal Independence Payment benefit which thousands of disabled people are having to apply for & many claim it is unfair.

Reporter Greg McKenzie meets young people born or brought up in the UK who say Home Office immigration policy treats them as second-class citizens.

Following Lady Leicester and her team as they decorate Holkham Hall stately home ready for visitors.

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.

Politicians from the prime minister down have assured us their response to the coronavirus pandemic has been ‘guided by the science’. But the science has been hotly contested.

Coronavirus has killed thousands, but now there are fears that the pandemic has caused a crisis in cancer care that could mean many thousands more will die.

As politicians decide how & when to lift the lockdown, Justin Rowlatt reports from the scientific frontline. With access to key drug & vaccine trials, he reveals a race against time to help save lives.

Four weeks into the government lockdown, Jane Corbin reports from the frontline to tell the inside story of a Coventry hospital coping with Covid-19.

Panorama looks at how Britain is coping with its biggest crisis since the Second World War.

Reporter Antony Barnett sets up a fake charity and goes undercover to reveal how some of the most famous people in Britain are profiting from the fundraising work they do.

For more than a century, high streets have been key to communities, but now, with one in ten shops sitting empty, they are in crisis.

In a television first, cameras are allowed inside a women’s refuge to follow the stories of women who are fleeing from violent partners, and who have agreed to be identified

Consumer series with Sian Williams and Stefan Gates. Mel cut the Christmas special and EP 7. She was also finishing editor on other episodes.

Exposure reports that in Britain – the world’s fifth largest economy – 14 million people are estimated to be living in poverty.

Panorama reports from America’s Deep South, the front-line in the battle over abortion rights.

Where are people on low incomes turning to in the wake of the collapse of the payday lender Wonga?

Thousands of home and businesses are affected and land is already being cleared to make way for the new High Speed 2 train line- the biggest infrastructure project in Europe.

This new documentary in the Exposure current affairs strand goes behind bars to show the inside story of the prison system using dramatic footage filmed in jails by inmates.
RTS Award Nominated: Best Current Affairs Documentary

Is Britain being duped by ‘fake homeless’, chancers posing as destitute to boost takings? Or is this a scare story to demonise real homeless? Ellie Flynn investigates.

The case which sparked outrage among doctors – a junior doctor convicted of manslaughter & struck off for her role in the death of a boy.

There are now 70,000 children being ‘looked after’ in the system. What happens to them? Can the system offer them a better life?

The inside story of a far-right terrorist plot to murder an MP & how the plan was betrayed to the police.

With a surge of violent crime in London and recorded crime rising across the country, Panorama films with four police forces to ask if Britain’s police can cope.

An investigation into the rise of white nationalism and far-right extremism in America since the election of Donald Trump. Dir: Deeyah Khan
BAFTA Nominated: Current Affairs
Emmy Winner: Best Current Affairs

This exclusive documentary filmed over two years examines the problem of FGM.

Additional Editing. Eps 1 & 2
Crime series following Lancashire police detectives.

Investigating two nursing homes in Cornwall where evidence of cruelty & neglect is found.

Including:
Life & Death in a Homeless Hostel
Abused & Betrayed…A Life Sentence
Sham Marriages
Slaves
Forced to Marry

Undercover investigation which infiltrates a group of British female ISIS supporters promoting extremist ideology in the UK and encouraging young girl to travel to Syria.

Various films across the last 15 years including:
Dying for the President
Children of the Secret State
Beneath the Veil
Trouble at the Mosque

…with particular emphasis on the country’s conflict with Al-Qaeda.

4 x 60 mins. Undercover reporter Paul Connolly poses as an invalid living on benefits in an attempt to expose real benefit cheats on camera.

Food Network

Fine cut & finish on 4 of 10 x 60 mins.

2 x 60 mins following present Ben Fogle as he dives with crocodiles in Australia & Botswana in an attempt to draw greater insight into the sub-aquatic behaviour of these fascinating reptiles.

Ade Adepitan investigates the new Personal Independence Payment benefit which thousands of disabled people are having to apply for & many claim it is unfair.

1 x 60 mins presented by Alan Titchmarsh.

1 x 60 mins following the marriage of the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge with exclusive interviews.

2 episodes of this 7 part series presented by David Dimbleby on British History seen through its art.

4 x 30 mins

1 x 60 mins

3 x 60 mins written & presented by PeterAckroyd.

4 x 60 mins exploring Venice’s character & tumltuous history seen through the eyes of Francesco De Mosto.

Feature length adaptation of renowned Wallace Shawn stage plan. Cast included Vanessa Redgrave, Angelina Jolie & Michael Moore.
Winner: Emmy & Golden Globe 2004

Placido Domingo
The Lost Treasure of Kabul
The Lost Cities of Iraq

4 x 30 mins series on black pioneers of British history

4 x 60 mins on the war against cancer.

1 x 90 mins
Winner: Emmy Award 1997