Stacey DooleySpecials

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Amateur British journalist Stacey Dooley travels the world and investigates a wide range of topics aimed at a youth audience.

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11 episoder

My Hometown Fanatics
E1
My Hometown FanaticsStacey Dooley investigates what is going on in her hometown of Luton and finds out why it is known as the extremist capital of Britain.
The Truth about Magaluf
E2
The Truth about MagalufStacey Dooley travels to Magaluf, on the Spanish island of Mallorca, to get under the skin of this popular resort. The resort is famous for the drunken antics of the British tourists who go there, but Stacey wants to find out what it's like for the thousands of Spanish workers who serve, police and clear up.
Young Sex for Sale in Japan
E3
Young Sex for Sale in JapanStacey Dooley explores Japan's problem with the sexualisation of children. From bars where men pay to meet schoolgirls to suggestive pictures of very young children and comic books featuring child rape, the country has faced global criticism for its attitudes.
Canada's Lost Girls
E4
Canada's Lost GirlsCanada has a dark secret - the disappearance and murder over decades of over a thousand indigenous women and girls. Stacey travels to British Columbia and Alberta to find out more about what some believe is a national scandal.
Solgt til sex af min mor
E5
Solgt til sex af min morI Filippinerne er der kvinder, der er så fattige, at de udsætter deres børn for seksuel mishandling og tortur for penge. I rige lande findes der mennesker, der er villig til at betale for at se børn, også spædbørn, blive mishandlet. Journalisten Stacey Dooley følger den amerikanske undercoveragent Mike, der sammen med filippinske kolleger prøver at tage kvinderne på fersk gerning, redde børnene og bagefter få skovlen under kunderne.
Kids Selling Drugs Online
E6
Kids Selling Drugs OnlineStacey Dooley delves deep undercover into the nascent world of Britain's digital drug dealers. Using fake profiles on Instagram, Snapchat and new social app Yellow, she reveals how school children as young as 15 are selling class A drugs on social platforms. It is only a matter of seconds before Stacey is offered everything from cocaine to meth.
The Billion Pound Party
E7
The Billion Pound PartyIn the aftermath of the 2017 General Election, Stacey Dooley heads to Northern Ireland to find out exactly who supporters of the DUP are. Her investigation plunges her into the bitter politics of Northern Ireland where British and Irish identities coexist with unease.
Second Chance Sex Offenders
E8
Second Chance Sex OffendersStacey travels to Florida where sex offenders face restrictions for life. But there is a battle raging about these laws - do they protect children, or are they just in place to make the public feel better?
Russia's War on Women
E9
Russia's War on WomenBehind closed doors, Russian society has a dark secret. It's estimated thousands of Russian women are murdered every year by their husbands or partners. Domestic violence is so deep-rooted in Russia there's even a well-known saying - “If he beats you, it means he loves you”.
Gypsy Kids Taken From Home
E10
Gypsy Kids Taken From HomeHungary has more Roma gypsy kids in institutional care than any other EU country and is facing a potential crisis. Stacey Dooley meets some of the parents, kids and social workers on the frontline of Hungary’s child protection system, as she investigates accusations by Roma families of widespread institutional racism in the Hungarian care system.
Spycam Sex Criminals
E15
Spycam Sex CriminalsPornography is illegal in South Korea and 'molka' has emerged as an illicit DIY alternative. The devastating impact of molka is revealed in the increasing number of molka-related suicides. Now, criminal gangs are starting to install cameras on an industrial scale, selling people’s most private moments as pornography for strangers to consume. The country’s advanced technology allows criminals to stream videos live and share them at lightning speeds. Can those fighting molka stay ahead of this quickly evolving crime? And are the ingredients that have made molka an epidemic in South Korea a warning sign for a sex crime that could soon affect us here?