‘A chatty yet damning polemic about Johnson’s handling of allegations of lockdown parties and a “wine time” culture at Downing Street’ – TELEGRAPH | ‘Just as Boris Johnson brings the chaos, so Neil brings his gravitas and, just as important, his contacts book’ – HERALD
With Christmas looming and the UK in the grip of a crippling shortage of lorry drivers, one training school in Croydon is working round the clock to put new recruits behind the wheel in time to avert the crisis.
Reporter Alison Holt and the team behind Crisis in Care: Who Cares & Who Pays, are back, continuing their investigation into Britain’s social care system. This time they focus on care homes which are owned by international investors.
WINNER– Arts – Rose D’Or Awards
WINNER – Arts Programming – Emmy Awards
★★★★★ ‘Engrossing’ DAILY MAIL
★★★★★ ‘A wonderful tribute piece’ DAILY TELEGRAPH | ★★★★★ ‘Deeply moving’ TV Times
★★★★ ‘A moving and lovingly composed portrayal’ INDEPENDENT | ★★★★ ‘Poignant and Tender’ NME
★★★★★ ‘This is a sobering story, told with skill and compassion and it is a compelling and devastating account’ THE GUARDIAN | ★★★★ ‘an uncomfortable but vital watch’ THE TIMES | ★★★★ HEAT | ★★★★★ A ‘cool headed account of a true scandal’ MAIL ON SUNDAY | ★★★★ ‘Precise and professional journalism, fuelled by an anger that was never permitted to overwhelm the facts.’ DAILY MAIL
