Binge Drinking & Me
BBC journalist Hazel Martin goes on a personal journey to find out why alcohol-related deaths from liver disease among women under 40 have risen sharply over the last decade.
The Kingdom: The World’s Most Powerful Prince
★★★★ ‘Revealing’ Daily Mail
★★★★ ‘Incredibly fascinating’ Mail on Sunday
★★★★ ‘Enthralling, engrossing’ The Times
★★★★ ‘A fascinating psychological profile’ Telegraph
★★★★ ‘A vivid portrait of a Machiavellian prince’ FT
Body on the Beach: What Happened To Annie?
‘You won’t be able to stop watching’ THE SCOTSMAN
★★★★ ‘Instantly intriguing’ DAILY MAIL ★★★★ HEAT
‘Engrossing’ RADIO TIMES
‘Sensitive but sharp reporting’ THE GUARDIAN
‘Excellent BBC journalist Hazel Martin uncovers some eye-popping theories’ SUNDAY POST
The Clinic
Winner – British Journalism Award, Health & Life-Sciences
★★★★ ‘An admirably unsensational look at one of the NHS’s most controversial institutions’ GUARDIAN
★★★★ ‘A a calm and non-judgmental look at an emotive subject’ TELEGRAPH
Becoming Frida Kahlo
Winner – RTS Scotland Awards – Documentary and Specialist Factual: Arts and History
★★★★★ ‘Compelling’ Daily Mail
★★★★ ‘A stirring compassionate biography’ The FT
★★★★ ‘This joyful celebration makes the artist fascinating in a whole new way’ The Guardian
★★★★★ ‘Sumptuous intelligent series’ The Telegraph
‘Every bit as much a feast for the senses as her work’ Sunday Times | ‘BBC at its Best’ The Conversation
