Dispatches - Season 29
Episodes
E1: How to Blow Your Pension
Changes to the rules regarding private pension withdrawals mean some retirees are planning on raidin
E2: Low Pay Britain
As parties launch their General Election campaigns focusing on Britain's economic recovery, Morland
E3: The Great Car Con
British motorists were told that diesel would be the cheap, environmentally friendly fuel of the fut
E4: Secrets Of The Parking Wardens
The number of parking tickets issues by private firms has rocketed since 2007, with more than 2.5 mi
E5: Politicians for Hire II
Dispatches goes undercover once again to expose the cash-for-access scandal of MP's accepting fees t
E6: Britain's Benefits Crackdown
The Government has vowed to clampdown on benefit claimants and has introduced a new system of sancti
E7: Benefits Britain: Universal Credit
The Government is introducing the new Universal Credit in the biggest welfare reform in a generation
E8: Britain's Defence Squeeze
In the wake of significant cuts to the UK defence budget, Morland Sanders asks if the nation is stil
E9: How to Buy a Meeting with a Minister
In the run-up to the General Election, Antony Barnett presents an undercover investigation into the
E10: How Safe Are Our Planes?
E11: The Secrets of Sports Direct
How does Sports Direct sell it's trainers and clothing so cheaply? Harry Wallop examines the hidden
E12: Trains: Are You Paying Too Much?
As rail passenger numbers hit an all-time high Morland Sanders goes undercover inside one of Britain
E13: Where to Save Your Money
Interest rates are at their lowest in 300 years, Channel 4 News Business Editor Siobhan Kennedy repo
E14: Exams: Cheating the System?
Seyi Rhodes examines how some schools and pupils are coping with the stresses and strains of the exa
E15: The Great British Property Divide
From million-pound flats to so-called "poor doors", Morland Sanders investigates how rising house pr
E16: Salt: Are You Eating Too Much?
Amidst calls to reduce the amount of salt consumed in our diets, reporter Tazeen Ahmad uncovers dist
E17: Kids in Crisis
In this hour-long special report Dispatches meets with four families who all have children who suffe
E18: How Councils Blow Your Millions
Dispatches reporter Antony Barnett investigates the secretive deals that British local authorities h
E19: Pensions and the Price of Growing Old
E20: Escape from Isis
In this one-hour special report Dispatches reveals the brutal regime millions of women face when liv
E21: Hunted: Gay and Afraid
Dispatches investigates the well-funded global network of groups that are supporting a new wave of a
E22: Britain's Benefits Experiment
E23: Aldi's Supermarket Secrets
Discount supermarket chain Aldi continues to go from strength to strength, recently overtaking Waitr
E24: How to Stop Your Nuisance Calls II
Millions of people are plagued by nuisance callers trying to sell them things that they don't want,
E25: Britain's Nightmare New Homes
With the Government pledging to build a million new homes across Britain by 2020, Seyi Rhodes invest
E26: Low Pay Britain II
The Government has promised to help create 3 million apprenticeships alongside a new national living
E27: How the Monarchy Can Make You Millions
Around 800 companies hold royal warrants and it is thought that they make an extra £4 billion a year
E28: The Children Who Beat Ebola
The remarkable story of five extraordinary children in Sierra Leone who fought off the deadly Ebola