Britain's media regulator said Monday it will investigate a BBC documentary about children's lives in Gaza, after a review concluded that the narrator's father has Hamas links and the program ...

An internal BBC report found a Gaza documentary failed to disclose that its 13-year-old narrator Abdullah Al-Yazouri was the ...

BBC review finds Gaza documentary breached accuracy guidelines by failing to disclose 13-year-old narrator's father worked ...

A BBC documentary about children's lives in Gaza narrated by the 13-year-old son of a deputy agriculture minister in the ...

BBC announces new feature length documentary Backlash: The Murder of George Floyd Five years since the murder of George Floyd, a new film for BBC iPlayer and BBC Two tells the story of his murder ...

As the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine approaches, The Documentary explores how the country will be rebuilt, who is coming up with the re-design of damaged cities and ...

The BBC Factual announced today that Academy Award, Golden Globe and BAFTA winner Sam Mendes is directing his first documentary, What They Found, for BBC Two and iPlayer, which uses archive ...

In this new documentary for BBC Two and iPlayer Louis Theroux travels to the West Bank to meet some of the large and growing ultra-nationalist community of Israeli settlers based there.

The new Netflix show “Cunk on Earth” looks like an ambitious BBC documentary. Until its fictional host, created by Charlie Brooker, starts to ask some deeply silly questions.

The BBC is showing three new documentaries this month to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January. In How the Holocaust Began on BBC Two and iPlayer, historian James Bulgin uncovers the lost ...

To coincide with her Sheffield Doc/Fest panel session today, Clare Sillery, Head of Commissioning, Documentaries, History and Religion announces three new single films and three new series.

A new three-part documentary series commissioned for BBC One and iPlayer about historical child abuse in English football, directed by Bafta-winner Daniel Gordon (Hillsborough, The Australian Dream).