Exposure (2011)

In a film as part of the Exposure strand, journalist Marcel Theroux and Oscar-winning director Jon Blair reveal a dark side to this remote community in the south Atlantic. Shot over the course of three years, the documentary tells stories of suspected murder, a woman's quest for her lost son, and how a team of British detectives brought belated justice to a group of exiled and traumatised residents after a scandal that shook the island to its core.

After the Taliban's public promises of change, Ramita Navai goes undercover to powerfully exposes the reality of life for women under their rule.

In America, most female homicide victims are killed by their current or former partner, and one in four women experience domestic violence or abuse. The Bafta and Emmy-winning filmmaker Deeyah Khan asks whether it is possible to reduce these endemic levels of male violence.

Facing up to 15 years' imprisonment for protesting or even using the word 'war', this film tells the inside story of defiant Russians who refuse to stay silent in the wake of Putin's invasion of Ukraine

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, ITV's Exposure takes a look at the host nation of Qatar.

Shahida Tulaganova's documentary tells the story of the war told through the compelling testimonies of 10 Ukrainian children, aged mostly between 6 and 11. Many have spent months living in makeshift basements without access to regular food or water, running from bombs and sniper fire, while have endured incredible journeys fleeing to the west of the country, while others have remained in their homes listening to the sound of explosions all around.

Handa Majed reports on the November 2021 tragedy in the English Channel when 31 people died after the dinghy carrying them from France to England capsized. This film pieces together the journeys some passengers made and how the disaster unfolded, using testimony from victims' families and speaking in depth for the first time to one of the only two survivors.