Life In The UK's Most Racially Divided Town

Inside the life of Martin, a 16-year-old dad living in poverty with a wife and baby to support. Jobless and struggling to navigate the system, he searches for any work that could give his family a better life. This heartfelt British documentary explores teen parenting, unemployment, immigration and life below the poverty line. Can this young father overcome the odds and lift his family out of poverty?

Britain’s poorest children reveal what life is like when families cannot afford food, heating or a secure home. Courtney’s family relies on food banks, while Danielle faces homelessness and mounting pressure at school. Rose’s family struggles with funeral debt after the devastating loss of her older sister. This documentary exposes the hidden reality of child poverty, housing insecurity and the cost of living crisis.

A young asylum seeker arrives in Britain after fleeing war, trying to survive on just £35 a week while waiting for a life-changing decision. Follow Omar as he adjusts to life in Sheffield, dreams of becoming a pilot and fights for the chance to build a better future. This powerful documentary explores refugees, poverty, immigration, asylum, benefits and the reality of starting again with almost nothing.

Step inside life on Britain’s roughest street, where families face poverty, benefits, pregnancy and the pressures of raising children. Follow young parents as they struggle to make ends meet while supporting their children and each other through difficult times. This episode of Benefits Street reveals the reality of family life, parenting and living on benefits in one of Britain’s most deprived communities.

British Muslims from across the UK live together under one roof, confronting deep divisions over faith, identity, culture and what it means to be British. As non-Muslim locals join the house, heated debates erupt over Islamophobia, integration, British values, race, Sunni and Shia beliefs, and religious extremism. Can people with such different views find common ground, or will their beliefs push the household to breaking point? Watch this eye-opening full documentary exploring modern Islam, British Muslim identity, community, prejudice and life in multicultural Britain.

Ten British Muslims divided by faith come together to help people living in poverty. At a homeless shelter, they cook meals for more than 100 vulnerable people. Can charity overcome their clashes over Islam, identity and prejudice?