Asset Laundering In The UK | Crime Under The Crown

In July 1997, three people were shot to death at a Georgetown coffee shop. Investigators could find no immediate suspect or no clear motive for the murders. Was this a hate crime, a robbery gone wrong or an act of cold-blooded vengeance?

Step inside one of Britain's toughest prisons, where violence, tension, and survival are part of everyday life. This gripping documentary follows prison officers as they manage some of the country's most dangerous and unpredictable inmates, from violent assaults and security transfers to high-stakes confrontations on the wings. Meet prisoners serving long sentences for serious offences as they struggle with anger, gang affiliations, and the realities of life behind bars. While some continue down a path of violence, others begin confronting their past and searching for a second chance through rehabilitation and personal change. Featuring real prison footage, intense officer bodycam moments, and powerful personal stories, this documentary offers an unfiltered look inside the British prison system and the daily challenges faced by both staff and inmates.

In this episode, renowned investigative journalist David Beriain explores the cross-border supply chains that fuel organized crime networks. He investigates how illegal firearms move across international borders, primarily from the United States into Mexico, to empower cartels like the Sinaloa Cartel. By providing unprecedented access to covert operations and supply networks, the documentary reveals the financial and logistical machinery behind illegal arms trafficking. Director: David Beriain Clandestino, Episode 4

Journalist David Beriain gets unprecedented access inside one of Europe’s most secretive crime syndicates. Bound by ancient clan loyalty and strict codes of honor, explore how this clandestine network operates within the world's shadow economy. Director: David Beriain Clandestino, Episode 3

Food Industry Controlled By The Mafia - Food crime is a multi-billion dollar industry affecting everything from the cheapest to most expensive ingredient. Food Industry Controlled By The Mafia (2021) Director: Bénédicte Delfaut Writers: Patrick Benquet, Bénédicte Delfaut Stars: Laurent Lederer, Micky Sébastian Genre: Documentary Country: France Language: English Also Known As: Food Fraud: An Organised Crime? Synopsis: Horse-meat labelled as beef. Honey diluted with cheap sugar syrups. Counterfeit extra-virgin olive oil. Food crime is a multi-billion dollar industry affecting everything from the cheapest to most expensive ingredient. 10% of what we eat is thought to be adulterated. “What we know for sure is that food fraud is growing exponentially and it’s more and more worrying,” states one consumer advocate. Criminal syndicates are infiltrating the global food supply chain, undermining the ability of consumers to trust what is on the label and what ends up on their plate. In Italy, entire sectors of the food industry are controlled by the mafia. All over the world, well-organised criminal networks work together to penetrate complex supply chains. Scams range from the intentional

Police smash cannabis farms hidden inside suburban homes before launching coordinated dawn raids on a suspected £13 million money laundering network. As officers seize cash, luxury watches and criminal assets, volunteers and community heroes show another side of the fight against crime.