It’s out now! We can’t wait for you to watch our latest investigative series, up now on BBC iPlayer

Forest are excited to announce our new documentary examining Britney Spears’s conservatorship & the #FreeBritney movement

Forest's own Jez Lee wins at the RTS awards for his work as Executive Producer on documentary Anton: Football, Racism & Me.

Today Forest was highly commended in the Investigation of the Year category at the British Journalism Awards.

Last night the super talented Peter Sale won a silver audio production award for his brilliant work on Forest's BBC Sounds Hometown: A Killing podcast.

With two nominations including Best Documentary Series, last night Mobeen Azhar won the Best Documentary Presenter for Hometown: A Killing at the prestigious Grierson British Documentary Awards.

Since 2019 we’ve planted 32 trees. That’s one for every person that’s worked with us. It’s a small start but we have big plans.

Forest has teamed up with 5Live for a serialisation of the award winning Hometown: A Killing Podcast.

Hometown: A Killing has been just nominated for best documentary at the Broadcast Digital Awards 2020.

We're very excited to announce that the new series of Hometown is coming soon.

Investigating the shooting of a young Muslim father in Huddersfield, Mobeen Azhar’s documentary uncovers a web of secrecy and self-deception.

Today sees the launch of our first podcast series for BBC Sounds.

With two nominations including Best Documentary Series, last night Mobeen Azhar won the Best Presenter for Hometown: A Killing at the prestigious Grierson British Documentary Awards.

On Friday night Mobeen Azhar and the Hometown team won the Media Arts & Cultural Awareness category at the British Muslim Awards.

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