They’re living in the worst conditions imaginable and have no way out. And it’s the British state that’s keeping them there. ITV News Investigations Editor Daniel Hewitt exposes the UK’s dirty secret and confronts the people responsible. But how are people trapped all over Britain? Why can't they get out? And what's being done to change it? Daniel embarks on a four-year-long investigation to find ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryNewsSociety & Culture |
One short drive from Westminster changes everything as Daniel discovers a dirty secret behind the door of Number 7, Regina Road...
'The escape rooms' is episode one of The Trapped, as ITV News Investigations Editor Daniel Hewitt exposes the UK’s dir... more
Now the journalist at the centre of a national scandal, Daniel meets the people who are trapped and confronts those who have been ignoring them...
'The power of shame' is episode two of The Trapped, as ITV News Investigations Editor Daniel Hewitt ex... more
Europe’s biggest housing provider finds out just how dangerous a teenager with a Twitter account can be...
'Sorry, but' is episode three of The Trapped, as ITV News Investigations Editor Daniel Hewitt exposes the UK’s dirty secret: people are stuck ... more
Daniel heads to the pub for a history lesson before finding a man being forced to live in the most sickening conditions imaginable...
'Sh*t hits the fan' is episode four of The Trapped, as ITV News Investigations Editor Daniel Hewitt exposes the UK’... more
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Thank you for this. While I had picked up a few news stories I had no idea how bad the housing crisis was and what the mechanisms were that had created it. And I noted that when confronted with the awful reality of people living in such appalling conditions, the consistent responses of officials / execs was “we are determined to…” and was never “we will…” The doublespeak made me feel sick. This month we have new housing developments being planned by my council and I now hope that the majority ar... more
15mins in and this is the most shocking documentary I’ve ever listened to. I’m glad someone’s telling these stories, and I hope people pay and justice is done.
This outstanding podcast is both heartbreaking and infuriating, I can’t believe that hard working people are having to live like this with so little compassion and so much indifference. Please listen it is so important we understand what is happening.
Shameful behaviour from housing associations, councils and governments. Allowing people to endure inhumane conditions for months, years is unforgivable. This podcast brings to light the failings of many who just don’t care. A tragedy for many who have to suffer at the hands of these people.
One of the most anger and gut wrenching stories coming out of one of the richest country’s in the world. Absolutely amazing journalism
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Focusing on the alarming state of housing in the UK, the series addresses the challenges faced by tenants living in abysmal conditions, often with little recourse for help. Through investigative journalism, it brings to light individuals' heart-wrenching stories, revealing systemic neglect by housing authorities and the UK government. Each episode features powerful interviews with tenants experiencing severe living conditions, as well as insights from housing professionals and political figures, emphasizing the urgency for reform in the social housing sector. With a mix of investigative narratives and personal testimonies, the series highlights the intersection of social justice and housing rights, aiming to amplify the voices of those trap... more
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