Global Affairs Documentaries
Mad Dog: Inside the Secret World of Muammar Gaddafi
His oil income was a billion dollars a week, and he used torture and murder to silence the opposition. Is this why Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi was called a ‘mad dog’ by Ronald Reagan?
No other dictator so cannily threatened to turn Western powers to cowed appeasers. This dense, powerful documentary interviews those he bereaved, the ones who tried to stop him – and the people who assisted his tyranny.
Prince Andrew and The Epstein Scandal – The Newsnight Interview
In this candid interview with the BBC from 2019, Prince Andrew discusses for the first time his meetings and relationship with convicted child sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Prince Andrew addresses the allegations made against him and attempts to explain his actions. How much did he know about his former friends and how does he now reflect on his time with them?
The Man Putin Couldn't Kill
Watch Navalny: The Man Putin Couldn’t Kill, a gripping Alexei Navalny documentary and learn more about the Russian opposition leader and his suspected poisoning.
The Prince and The Epstein Scandal
A powerful BBC documentary first broadcast in December 2019 featuring the victims of Jeffrey Epstein sharing their stories. In what was her first UK interview, Virginia Giuffre who claims to have been trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein, spoke about her time with the convicted sex offender and her relationship with Prince Andrew.
Bin Laden: The Road To 9/11
What factors drove Osama Bin Laden to mastermind his most audacious terrorist plot: 9/11?
Did anything in the childhood of Osama Bin Laden hint at his later evil actions? This fascinating history documentary on BBC Select investigates Bin Laden’s early years in Saudi Arabia.