The UK Neighbourhood Torn Apart By Immigration

Inside Sheffield’s Paige Hall, immigration and cultural change have transformed one British neighbourhood. British-Pakistani families confront racial tensions while balancing religion, arranged marriage and family traditions. Meanwhile, an ambitious teenager pursues a better future as crime and conflict affect life on his street. Keeping Up With the Khans offers a revealing look at immigration, integration and multicultural Britain.

At 25 weeks pregnant, Joanne is homeless and living in poverty without heating, hot water or a working kitchen. When her midwife warns that social services could remove her baby, she desperately searches for a safe family home. Her partner Monkey enters alcohol detox as the couple fight to prove they can care for their new-born. But after finding a home and bringing their baby back, their relationship falls apart and the child temporarily enters care. This emotional British documentary explores pregnancy, homelessness, addiction, poverty and the struggle to keep a family together.

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.

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.

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?

When British Airways Flight 5390 took off for Spain, no one could have predicted the terror that would unfold just 13 minutes into the journey. At 17,300 feet, the captain's windscreen violently blew out, sucking Captain Tim Lancaster out of the aircraft and into -7°C air and 390 mph winds. With the captain pinned to the outside of the jet and the autopilot disconnected, co-pilot Alastair Atchison had to take manual control of the 43-ton BAC 1-11, executing a harrowing dive to 11,000 feet in just two and a half minutes. Licensed to Little Dot Studios. WONDER is packed with binge worthy reality documentaries for hours of entertainment. Check out our hub of diverse and empowering stories which explore the extreme side of life!