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DPD: Whose van am I driving? | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-08-29 | Why parcel delivery courier company DPD is in court. Most DPD drivers are on self-employed franchise contracts without sick pay and holiday pay.Ruth Lane, whose husband Don Lane died in 2018 and Alistair Mcleary, whose contract was terminated in 2018, share their stories. DPD strongly refute many of their claims.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Islamic State in Iraq: How I survived an IS massacre | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-08-19 | Warning: Graphic ViolenceAli Hussein Kadhim, an Iraqi soldier and a Shia Muslim, was captured in the city of Tikrit by so-called Islamic State militants in June 2014.He says he will never forget what happened next to him and an estimated 1,700 military cadets.The cadets, many of them young teenagers starting their careers in the military, were lined up in groups and shot.This is Kadhim’s own account of how he "miraculously" escaped the massacre at Camp Speicher.#IraqWar #Iraq #SurvivorUK viewers can watch 'Once Upon a Time in Iraq' in full on BBC iPlayer: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000kxws✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Could Coronavirus set gender equality back decades? | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-08-17 | Men have been more likely to die from Coronavirus, but there's fears that women have been hit harder by the social effects during the pandemic.Months in lockdown has created new problems for many women, but for the most marginalised, it has worsened the inequalities that already existed for them.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Hugh Grant and the rebel alliance taking on Murdoch | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-08-02 | For decades, Rupert Murdoch was a force in politics at the highest level - until a rebel alliance formed by Hugh Grant and others decided to take on his media empire.UK viewers can watch 'The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty' on BBC iPlayer: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000kxw1#Murdoch #HughGrant #Tabloids✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Killer Kicks: The Secret in Your Sneakers | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-07-17 | The sneaker industry has tripled in the last 10 years, now accounting for almost half of global footwear sales. They are a fashion phenomenon. Lynnie, 26, owns 80 pairs and still wants more. She travels to New York, the birthplace of the sneaker scene, and charts its rise from the footwear of basketball players, breakdancers and rappers to the defining fashion item of our age and an asset class unto itself, with its own stock exchange (StockX) and collectors parting with up to $500k for a single pair. How did it happen? And how can the planet possibly keep up? Every pair of sneakers produced emits the same amount of C02 as a 10 mile drive - and the industry is pumping out over a billion pairs a year. She wants to know why she - and we - can’t stop buying them.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Iraq War: We are systematically programmed to kill | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-07-15 | Sergeant Rudy Reyes was one of a small group of elite Recon Marines sent ahead of the main invasion of Iraq by coalition forces in 2003.His mission was to help clear the path to Baghdad, making it easier for the regular US Army to reach the city.Sergeant Reyes recalls fighting for three weeks with no sleep and describes the firepower used in battle by US forces as "god-like".After the years of chaos and violence that followed the invasion, the US Marine considers whether it was all worth it.#IraqWar #Iraq #MarineWatch the full series 'Once Upon a Time in Iraq' on BBC iPlayer: https://bbc.in/2C1Lghn✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Women turn to backstreet abortions during coronavirus | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-06-29 | In some European countries, hospitals have stopped performing abortions. In others, where abortion is severely restricted, women have been unable to travel to get treatment elsewhere.In the past few weeks we’ve spoken to women who have resorted to backstreet abortions, and others left with no choice but to continue with unwanted pregnancies.Human rights organisations are now urging countries to make sure abortions are safely available.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Fathers day: These black dads share their experiences | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-06-20 | 'There's no-one that can replace your dad' - A group of fathers answer questions from step-mums and birth mums.They open up about the challenges of parenting, when separated from the mother of your child."This stigma about black men not being there for their children is a thing of the past," says Aaron. Priscilla Appeaning, who runs The Stepmums Club account that aims to improve relationships within blended families, has brought this group of men from London together, who she knows through friends, to ask them questions that she's gathered from her followers.A chance to hear from the dads about how it feels to be 'the man in the middle' in a blended family.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Monaco: Opening its luxurious doors to Instagram stars | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-06-08 | Monaco is the second smallest country in the world and linked to glamour ever since Hollywood star Grace Kelly became the Princess of Monaco in 1956.Today the state boasts that one in three of its residents is a millionaire and is known for its discretion and privacy.But Monaco has now opened its doors wide open for the younger jet-set Instagram generation, by hosting the Monaco Influencer Awards.You can watch the three-part series 'Inside Monaco: Playground of the Rich' starting Monday 8 June at 21:00, on BBC Two. It will be available to watch on iPlayer soon after broadcast.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
How the super-rich spent lockdown | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-05-20 | As the UK headed for lockdown, reports flew in of wealthy homeowners rushing to the countryside, to their yachts or to private jets out of the country.But where were they headed?From castles and private islands to luxury underground bunkers with pools and home cinemas, we take a look at how the super-rich have spent lockdown.Produced and Edited by: Ashni LakhaniExecutive Producer: Ben BryantCommissioning Editor: Nisha Diu#lockdown #coronavirus #wealthy✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Without able-bodied women Id never have sex | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-04-23 | Disability and sex is a topic around which there are a lot of misconceptions, but what do disabled people think when people get awkward talking about sex with them?BBC reporter Octavia Woodward, talks to Fiona Allan and Aaron Simmonds about their experiences, while asking Enhance the UK's Emily Yates what we can do to improve the situation.✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Ex porn-star and activist explores mens rights issues | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-04-22 | Philipp Tanzer is a former gay porn actor who now works as a hairdresser, artist and gallery owner in the Scottish Highlands.He has been involved in the men's rights movement for over two years, first attending the international conference on men's issues in London in 2018.It's a summit where men and women who believe men are at a disadvantage in modern society convene.Intrigued by the concept and the issues surrounding it, BBC journalist Alvaro Alvarez travelled with Philipp to the same conference, this time in Chicago, in an attempt to get under the skin of this movement and ultimately Philipp's investment and fascination with it.#feminism #mensrights #activism ✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Spying On The Scammers | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-03-02 | Millions of people fall victim to scams every year.Many are run from criminal call centres, where teams of fraudsters operate around the clock.An online vigilante, who goes by the name "Jim Browning", decided to do something about it. He hacked into a call centre in India where scammers target victims around the world. Jim gained access to recorded scam phone calls as well as CCTV footage exposing the scammers at work. What Jim did was illegal - but he says he wants to stop the fraudsters, and he passed his footage on to BBC Panorama.#Scammers #ScamAlert #Scam✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Life with Borderline Personality Disorder (Short Film) | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-29 | Intense and overwhelming emotions, 'so agonising, it feels like being electrocuted'. This is how Rosie describes life with borderline personality disorder (BPD).Not, it’s not like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 🙃BPD symptoms include emotional instability, impulsive behaviour and intense but unstable relationships with others. It’s often misdiagnosed. This makes it more difficult to access support services. But, of course, difficult emotions don’t stop at 5pm.So when Rosie felt alone, social media gave her a lifeline. She’s now helping others feel less lonely ❤️#BorderlinePersonalityDisorder #MentalHealth #BPD✅Further help and support is available, details can be found at BBC Action Line: https://bbc.in/2I6rIYq✅For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9Sa✅Here's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Muslim Influencer & Hindu Vlogger Use Youtube to Explain Religion | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-23 | As more young people shun physical spaces of worship like the mosque or church, social media is the outlet they're turning to to explore their faith; however researchers say that this does not encourage inter-faith dialogue.What happens when we bring together Muslim influencer Juwayria Ghaz and Hindu vlogger Parle Patel? They discuss how social media has shaped their religious identity, and if the mosque or temple is still relevant to them.Subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaVisit our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories_____________________________________________________This film is part of the BBC's Crossing Divides season and was produced in collaboration with BBC Asian Network.❤️ Special thanks to @planetparle & @justthehijabis ❤️#Hindu #Hiyabis #YouTuber #CrossingDivides
Why Did Our Sons Have to Die? (Short Documentary) | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-19 | “They were prepared to put their lives on the line.”Craig Roberts, Edward Maher and James Dunsby died in the UK armed forces in 2013. Not in war zones, but in training.The young soldiers were taking part in an elite selection test for the British army's SAS Reserves when they collapsed in the heat.In 2015, the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) admitted mistakes were made and insisted lessons had been learned.A year later, it happened again. This time, Corporal Joshua Hoole passed away during a fitness test.The MoD insists it has taken action to prevent casualties. Experts and families are warning lives are still at risk.#ArmedForces #UKarmy #BBCdocumentaryYou can watch the full documentary by BBC Wales Investigates here: https://bbc.in/2V5iO4Y For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
The Photo Russia Didnt Want You To See | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-15 | Jon and Alex, a gay couple from Russia, share an intimate moment at a small apartment in St Petersburg.This secret glimpse into their private lives was captured by Danish photographer Mads Nissen and received the prestigious World Press Photo Award in 2015.But while people across the globe were admiring Nissen's work, life for Jon and Alex was only getting more difficult.Members of the LGBTQ community in Russia say social stigma and risk of physical attacks have increased since the country approved the law banning "gay propaganda" in 2013.And for Jon, now that Alex is not alive, the picture is also a symbol of painful struggle and, ultimately, loss.#LGBTQ #Russia #HumanRights #LoveIsLoveIf you are affected by any of the issues raised in this film, you can get advice and information here: https://bbc.in/2Hq4qw8For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Electrosensitivity: Tortured By Technology? (Short Documentary) ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-07 | Fatigue, pain, headaches, dizziness, burning, twitching, nausea, palpitations. Just some of the symptoms experienced by people who say they suffer from 'electrosensitivity'.Electrosensitives – who are mostly self-diagnosed - say that electromagnetic fields from mobile phones, wi-fi and other modern technology are making them seriously ill. Years of well-controlled, double-blind studies have found no evidence that electromagnetic fields cause these symptoms.The World Health Organisation says electrosensitivity is not a medical diagnosis, and both the WHO and Public Health England say there’s no scientific basis that these symptoms are linked to electromagnetic field exposure. But, with super-fast 5G mobile technology spreading across the UK, electrosensitives are getting increasingly worried. #electrosensitivity #5G #electromagnetic The BBC has looked at the evidence concerning 5G and health risks here: https://bbc.in/31whfygFor more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Got myself into one big mess - Universal Credit Documentary ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-06 | Paula was on Jobseeker's Allowance but had to switch to Universal Credit (UC) when her boyfriend moved in with her. Universal Credit is a new benefit that replaces six existing payments - and it's been beset by problems. Like a lot of claimants, Paula had to wait five weeks for the payments to start. She was offered a large advance payment to see her through until then, which she was initially happy about. Then things went wrong."I have just got myself into one big mess and I've lost control over everything", she says. You can watch the three-part series 'Universal Credit: Inside the Welfare State' on BBC iPlayer: https://bbc.in/2RZPFGq#UniversalCredit #Debt #BBCDocumentaryFor more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
Grief Clowns: Laughing At Death | BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-03 | A dying man asked clown Grace whether she’d perform a piece about grief for his memorial.A few months later, it has grown into a show helping hundreds of people laugh at death, one of them being Frank.He used to love making his wife tea. Ten years after she died, Frank still gets the urge to put the kettle on for her. But with the help of Grace and other clowns, he’s now laughing at death too.#Grief #Clown #LiveLoveLaughFor more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
This Test Will Reveal My Future ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-02-01 | Eighteen years ago, Danielle's mum, Lisa, started having aggressive outbursts, stumbling a lot and feeling anxious. She's now in the late stages of Huntington's disease and requires full-time care. Huntington's disease is caused by a faulty gene that causes parts of the brain to become damaged over time. Because her mum has the disease, Danielle and her sister, Sophie, each have a 50% chance of developing the condition.Lisa didn't know there was a history of Huntington's disease in her family until she started experiencing symptoms. But if you do know there's Huntington's in your family, you can have a test from the age of 18 to see if you'll also get it. Sophie said no to the test. But Danielle wants to know. #huntingtonsdisease #genetic #test If you are affected by anything in this film, you can get advice and information on Huntington's disease: nhs.uk/conditions/huntingtons-diseaseFor more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: bbc.co.uk/news/stories
The Beauty Guru With No Arms Or Legs ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-01-25 | "The only difference between me and you is that I have less limbs."Hannah had all four limbs amputated at two years old to save her life after contracting meningitis. As she grew up, she didn’t see media images of quad amputees like her and was keen to fill the gap.She has been documenting her life experiences on social media and uses her platform to boost self-esteem in others. #bodypositivity #selflove #influencerFor more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: https://bbc.in/2TRzPz2- BBC Stories
DNA Testing, Sperm Donor Anonymity and Me ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-01-24 | Natasha always knew that she was conceived using a sperm donor. She also knew the donor had been promised lifelong anonymity. But she took a home DNA test to learn more about her heritage - and managed to trace a genetic sibling. #DNA #donor #test #spermdonor For more Stories, subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/2unV9SaHere's our website: https://bbc.in/2TRzPz2- BBC Stories
Sex Abuse Scandal: A Survivor’s Story ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-01-23 | Phil Johnson was groomed and abused by members of the clergy as a schoolboy in Eastbourne, UK, during the 70s and 80s. This is the story of a cover-up that went to the highest levels of the Church of England and how the determination of a survivor helped convict the man who abused him. Watch the full two-part series 'Exposed: The Church's Darkest Secret': https://bbc.in/2NSnqam #abuse #churchofengland #survivor If you have been affected by the issues raised in this piece please visit the BBC Action Line: https://bbc.in/2TQB15Z For more Stories, subscribe to our channel here: bit.ly/2unV9SaYou can also have a look at our website: https://bbc.in/2TRzPz2
‘Submitting to my husband like its 1959: Why I became a TradWife ¦ BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-01-17 | TradWives is a growing movement of women who promote ultra-traditional gender roles. Search the hashtag ‘tradwife’ on social media and you’ll see images of cooked dinners and freshly-baked cakes with captions like, “A woman’s place is in the home” or “Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman”.The term ‘tradwife’ is particularly controversial because of its associations with the far right, especially in the United States. But many self-described tradwives reject that association.Alena, who lives in the UK, says it’s about “submitting to and spoiling her husband like it’s 1959” - as well as supporting a return to “traditional English manners, lifestyle and values.”#TradWife #Homemaker #TradWomen#BBCstories #BBC #BBCdocumentary Click here to subscribe to BBC Stories: bit.ly/2FWJTPe
I was Harvey Weinsteins spy BBC Stories BBC Stories 2020-01-13 | In 2016, Harvey Weinstein hired a private intelligence firm to spy on a long list of people - including those who would go on to accuse him of sexual assault. Seth Freedman was one of the operatives on that mission. Posing as a journalist, he called high-profile people like actress Rose McGowan to extract information that he fed back to Weinstein. He spoke to the BBC in his first filmed interview about his work for Weinstein and his thoughts on #MeToo. The allegations against Harvey Weinstein include rape and sexual assault relating to two unnamed accusers. Mr Weinstein denies all charges against him and insists and sexual encounters were consensual. Filmed and edited by: Eleanor Layhe#weinstein #harveyweinstein #metooMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Food allergies and intolerance: Whats the difference? BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-24 | According to NHS England, the number of under 18s being admitted to hospital in England with a severe allergic reaction has risen every year for the past five years. Severe allergic reactions can be caused by many triggers including medication, insect stings and foods.Even a tiny amount of these allergens can be enough to set off a severe life-threatening allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis which requires immediate medical attention. Rhys and Ryan are brothers who were born with food allergies to eggs, dairy and nuts which means a strict diet and careful checking of the foods they eat. For further information, visit: www.nhs.uk/conditions/anaphylaxis #foodallergies #foodintolerance #bbcMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Online child sexual abuse: I couldnt stop looking - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-19 | After spending time on adult chat sites, a stranger sent "Ben" a file that contained indecent images of children. He looked at all the images but didn't call the police because he didn't want to "get into trouble". A year later he was arrested and was later prosecuted. He served a seven month prison sentence. It is illegal to go online and look for child sexual abuse material. It's also illegal if you view, download or share the material with someone else. It was recommended "Ben" speak to The Lucy Faithfull Foundation, a charity that offers support and advice to people in his situation. They work towards changing the habits of offenders to help protect children and young people. Further help and support is available, details can be found at BBC Action Line. bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/22VVM5LPrf3pjYdKqctmMXn/information-and-supportMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Cuba’s 3G digital revolutionaries - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-18 | A year ago, Cuba's socialist government allowed 3G internet access on the island for the first time. Although it's still relatively expensive and slow, a growing number of Cubans are going online and signing up for social media accounts. Among them are activists who hope to use digital tools to drive rapid change. We've been meeting three of them. Producer/Director: Alvaro Alvarez Producers: Reha Kansara and Will Grant Editor: Michael Wendling#Cuba #CubaDocumentary #BBCMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Life after Death: My non-beating heart - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-10 | In 2017, Sarah Fothergill needed an immediate heart transplant but with no ordinary donor available doctors decided to transplant a heart that had stopped beating.#HeartTransplant #BBC #Health Moving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Muslim vote: Political chat ahead of the election - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-10 | Two weeks ago, four young Muslims from different political backgrounds came together to discuss their experiences of being Muslim and political. #GE2019 #GeneralElection #BBCThey also discuss the issues that matter most to them at the upcoming election. Moving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Stop and search: The controversial police power (Documentary) - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-06 | Documentary maker Aaron Roach Bridgeman who has been stopped and searched himself multiple times, investigates the section terminology, its interpretation and finds out more from suspects, police, campaigners and others directly affected about the importance of remaining calm.Stop and search is a controversial police power to stop, question and search a person who is suspected of doing something illegal, including carrying drugs. In 2017 - 2018, there were 3 stop and searches for every 1,000 white people, compared with 29 stop and searches for every 1,000 black people. The police currently have the power to stop and search under legislative powers including: Section 1 of the Police and Criminal Evidence (PACE) Act 1984, Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, Section 44/47A of the Terrorism Act 2000 and Section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. Produced and Directed by: Cebo Luthuli Additional filming and editing: Levi Jouavel & Alvaro Alvarez Executive Producer: Lucy Proctor Commissioning Editor: Kimberley Rowell #StopAndSearch #BBC #DocumentaryMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Life after Death: The text message that made a baby - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-05 | Soon after their wedding, Lenee and Jeremi Kehnt had a serious conversation about Jeremi’s smoking. Lenee wanted him to quit, so he could “stick around longer”. The conversation got Jeremi thinking, and led to him sending a text message that became more important than either of them could possibly have imagined.#IVF #Fertility #BBCMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Life after Death: How seven kids came back from the dead - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-12-03 | In 2011, a Danish school trip went disastrously wrong. A group of children fell into ice-cold water, and "died". Their hearts stopped beating for several hours. And yet, in the largest known case of its kind, all seven came back to life. #PræstøFjord #AmazingStories #Documentary They shared their extraordinary story with us. Moving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
I stopped wearing my turban & lost myself for 19 years - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-28 | Jaskanwal Singh lives in Toronto, and got badly bullied at school for his turban. To stop the bullying and become more popular he decided to stop wearing a turban. He also felt girls would find him more attractive if he cut his hair. For nineteen years he didn't wear a turban and while he became more popular he also started binge drinking and felt unfulfilled. Last year he stopped drinking and decided to wear a turban again. He now helps young Sikhs who get bullied at school for their turbans. Producer: Ammar Ebrahim Camera: Orla McNelis Series Producer: Anisa Subedar Commissioning Editor: Kimberley Rowell#sikh #turban #bbcstoriesMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Domestic violence: Family courts accused of putting children at risk - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-21 | Domestic abuse survivors say children are being put at risk by the family courts. Previous research by the BBC found that at least four children have been killed in the past five years by a parent with a known history of domestic violence, after a family court granted access.Filmed and produced by Ruth EvansAnimation by Hannah McNally, with Emily Downe, Martha Halliday and Gabriella MarshExecutive Producer: Kimberley Rowell#domesticviolence #bbc #familycourtsMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Gym harassment is not a compliment BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-20 | Examples of gym harassment include being stared at, sexually suggestive comments and inappropriate touching, with numerous examples posted on social media. But what's behind this kind of harassment? And is it leading to women changing their behaviour or even quitting the gym? Insecure, "show-offy" male behaviour and the layout of some gyms could be making the problem worse, according to one academic. Gym operators say harassment is a wider social issue, which they're working hard to tackle. BBC Wales News spoke to two women who say they've been left feeling isolated, intimidated and paranoid by their experiences at the gym. #gym #exercise #bbcstoriesMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
‘The Berlin Wall fell and I smelt cake’ - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-14 | Sarah, from West Berlin, was 10 years old when the Berlin Wall came down, and for her it brings memories of cake and connecting to others. Leonie is 18 and from East Berlin. She believes German history could be revisited, and it's about time the reunification process the country has been through is seen from a different lens.Producer: Alvaro AlvarezCommissioning Editor: Kimberley Rowell #BerlinWall #Berlin #BBCStoriesMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
What it means to be white - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-12 | Jack Waters, aka Jay0117, is a grime artist from Bristol. He wants to know what terms such as "whiteness, white privilege" and "white supremacy" mean for him and the people around him. He gets advice from writer Layla Saad, who ran a 28-day Instagram challenge called Me And White Supremacy that went viral. He then chats to his friends and fellow Bristolians about race, racism and what it means to be white.Filmed and edited by Lucy ProctorAdditional filming by Jade ThompsonCommissioning editor: Kimberley Rowell#bbcstories #race #identityMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Living with your ex: Its not pretty - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-09 | You've got the keys to your new apartment, you've got loads of plans for the future and you're excited to create a home with your partner. But then it’s over - and you can't move out. That's what happened to Chantelle and Tevin, who lived together for ten months after they broke up. They are just two of the 2.5 million people in the UK living in 'hidden households' that they cannot afford to move out of, including house shares, adults living with their parents, and people living with their ex-partners. Produced by Jameisha PrescodFilmed and edited by: Andy BrownstoneAdditional footage courtesy of Chantelle Street & Tevin Sahota. Tevin chose to let Chantelle tell their story#livingwithyourex #bbc #relationshipsMoving digital documentaries revealing a world of human experiences. Bringing you a closer view of life today, with ordinary people sharing remarkable stories.
Learning how to love your body | Who are you Calling Fat? - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-07 | Subscribe and 🔔 to BBCStories 👉 bit.ly/36Ga1tKWhat an inspiration! These women bravely stood up to make a powerful statement about body positivity. #bodypositive #bodyweight #healthWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
The Instagram Suicide Network (Documentary) BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-05 | **Warning: Contains graphic content** An investigation based on the phone of a 17-year-old teenager who killed herself has revealed the shocking scale of self-harm and suicide material being shared across networks of private Instagram accounts. The BBC has been able to see inside the mobile of the Norwegian teen - who live posted her suicide on Instagram. New analysis by a team of Norwegian journalists at NRK has revealed that she was linked to another 1000 accounts all posting similar dangerous content - around half of them in English. At least another 14 girls in the same Instagram network have also taken their own lives. Catrin Nye has this special investigation. CREDITS: REPORTER: Catrin NyePRODUCER: Ed MainCAMERA: Sebastien RabasPICTURE EDITOR: Paul BryanEDITOR: Liz GibbonsNRK TEAM: Annemarte Moland, Ruben Solvang, Even Kjolleberg, Ståle HansenACTION LINE: If you are experiencing emotional stress, help and support is available at BBC Action Line. bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4WLs5NlwrySXJR2n8Snszdg/emotional-distress-information-and-support#Instagram #MentalHealth #BBCWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
Faiyen: Thai folk band that ran for their lives - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-02 | The Thai folk band, Faiyen, is seeking asylum in France, claiming it's dangerous for them to return home. The band, that uses music to criticise the monarchy and the military, fled to neighbouring Laos in 2014 after the military coup. There they faced death threats and six other activists in exile with them went missing, two were later found dead in Mekong River. BBC Thai follows the bands journey - fleeing from the land of the smiles. Filmed and edited by: Kevin KimCommissioning Editor: Kimberley Rowell#Thailand #Faiyen #BBCWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
How I cleared my £20k debt - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-11-01 | Jess racked up £20,000 of debt in just a couple of years. This is how she cleared it.One in five young women say they are in debt "all of the time" and nearly 40% say they struggle to make their money last until the end of the month, according to new research by the Young Women's Trust.Archive Footage: Pathe and Getty Images#sexting #debt #bbcWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
How money laundering works - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-10-28 | Following criminal cash from the streets of London to the gold markets of Dubai, BBC Panorama and the French media company Premieres Lignes reveal how an international crime gang laundered millions in drug money. You can watch, Following the Drug Money, on iPlayer bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000b8b6/panorama-following-the-drug-money#moneylaundering #bbc #panoramaWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making current affairs films.
Ibiza: One Season Too Many? (Documentary) BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-10-25 | Superstar DJs and world-famous clubs normally make the headlines about Ibiza. But every season puts more pressure on the island's sustainability. How much longer can Ibiza cope this way?Amber Haque travels to San Antonio's West End, finds out about diversity in House music and the destruction threatening Ibiza's natural beauty. If you're from outside the UK you can watch the film here.Reporter/Producer: Amber HaqueCamera: Ego MediaEditor: Jamie Burns, Tobenn Whitaker & Ahmen Khawaja Executive Producer: Kimberley Rowell#Ibiza #BBC We are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
Fighting knife crime with faith and fencing - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-10-25 | Steven is a fencing instructor who believes the sport can help communities affected by knife crime. His Christian faith pushed him to take action; even when people told him using fencing to prevent stabbings was too controversial. This film is part of My Faith, My Way - a BBC World Service Series about young Brits expressing their faith in ways you won't expect.Producer and Editor: Joanne WhalleyCamera: Owen Kean#knifecrime #fencing #christianityWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
I’m a Muslim artist inspired by the female body BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-10-24 | Buki wants her art to start conversations about what it's like to be a black, Muslim woman living in the UK. This film is part of My Faith, My Way - a BBC World Service Series about young Brits expressing their faith in ways you won't expect.Producer and Editor: Joanne WhalleyCamera: Owen Kean#art #faith #bbcWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
Buttmitzvah: On stage at a Jewish queer club night - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-10-23 | Buttmitzvah is a Jewish, Queer club night that's held in London. Ben combines both his faith and queer identity as he dances - he even brings his mum! This film is part of My Faith, My Way - a BBC World Service Series about young Brits expressing their faith in ways you won't expect. Camera and Editor: Owen Kean Producers: Owen Kean and Joanne Whalley#Buttmitzvah #barmitzvah #bbcWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
Badass Sikh trolled for posting bodyweight workouts on Instagram - BBC Stories BBC Stories 2019-10-22 | When Gurpreet started posting her workouts on Instagram she was trolled by people who said it wasn't the sort of thing Sikh women should be doing. Now, she wants to prove them wrong and is on a mission to show the world that Sikhs can be 'badass'.This film is part of My Faith, My Way - a BBC World Service Series about young Brits expressing their faith in ways you won't expect.Producer and Editor: Joanne WhalleyCamera: Owen Kean#Sikh #Workouts #BBCWe are BBC Stories, a group of journalists making films, long and short, with the younger audience (18-24) in mind. The idea is to tackle issues which concern and impact this group of people. So think about anything from race and identity to mental health, money and much more.
