Dispatches Season 12, Episode 21: Sidney Cooke Update

The Force is Not with You

The Contamination Trail

Too Much Too Young

Something in the Air

Saddam's Secret Time Bomb

Judgement for Louise

Journalist David Jessel and producer Steve Haywood from the acclaimed Trial and Error (1992) come to Dispatches to examine doubts about the safety of the conviction of nanny Louise Woodward for the death of a baby in her care.

Trust Me I'm a Doctor

Inspecting the Inspectors

Golf Lima Foxtrot

GLF is police jargon for "Go Like F***". But does such light-hearted jocularity betray a lack of serious regard for the potential dangers to the public of cops' ability to break the rules of the road when performing high-speed pursuits?

Granny's Having a Baby

The war Business

Journalists uncover the bloody truth of the world's most successful private army, Executive Outcomes. Sent wherever mineral resources like diamonds or oil promise wealth, these mercenaries, trained as soldiers in apartheid-era South Africa and equipped with state-of-the-art weapons of war, sell their security services to the highest bidder and frequently leave a trail of destruction in their wake. And British interests are behind it all.

60 min

Men Behaving Badly: Part 1

Men Behaving Badly: Part 2

Apartheid's Children

Secrets of the Gaul - Update

Supertouts

The Accident

Documentary investigating the death of Diana Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed.

Death in Room 602

Sidney Cooke

The Killer in Our Taps

Now One is 50

Teenage Gang Rape

Dispatches Discussion

Hidden Killer

Law and Disorder

Inside the ALF

The Lockerbie Trail