联合国政府间气候变化专门委员会及联合国粮食及农业组织的报告指出，全球养殖业衍生的温室气体排放量，超出全球所有运输工具的排放总和，造成空气、土地和水污染。今集节目主持人-莉丝‧波宁，将会去到美国的大型农场，她发现农场内养饲了五万头牛，释放出大量的甲烷，加速全球暖化。之后，她又去到南非，农场饲养嘅大量牲畜，则严重损害了珍贵的生物多样性。食肉是人类长久以来的饮食文化，我们是否愿意重新审视对肉类的需求，减少食肉，以拯救脆弱的地球？

Reports from the IPCC and the FAO revealed that the global livestock industry is responsible for more greenhouse gas emissions than the running of all the world’s transport combined, and it’s polluting our air, land, and water. Liz travels from Texan megafarms where 50,000 cows belch out vast amounts of planet-warming methane. Feeding our planet’s livestock is also leading to huge biodiversity loss and, in South Africa, Liz discovers how this is affecting life in our oceans, helping to drive the African penguin towards extinction. At the end of her journey, Liz starts to assess her own attitude to meat, and question what we can all do to save our fragile planet.

This film is a historical investigation of radioactivity. From the Curies to Fukushima, from the bombings to nuclear disasters, it makes sense of the accounts by victims, the soldiers and children contaminated by nuclear fallout. It also reveals the lies conveyed by the world of the atom.

The stories of nuclear workers, the irradiated of Hiroshima, the American soldiers of the "USS Ronald Reagan" and the children of Fukushima enable us to measure the indifference and cynicism of the military and civil powers, and the arrogance of the nuclear industry.

In July 2014, Eric Garner, a black American, died in the street after being violently arrested by a NYC Police officer who is seen pulling him to the ground and chokeholding him. His death was recorded in an amateur video that shows him telling the police repeatedly “I can’t breathe”. Five months later, a grand jury declined to indict the policeman because of insufficient proof and the case was dismissed. In 2018, a legal team conducted a mock trial to rectify this denial of justice.

Investigating what it’s like to catch COVID-19, five families and individuals from different backgrounds film themselves battling the virus. Scientists and experts help explain their symptoms and how the disease progresses, and why some people are affected so much more seriously than others. As well as exploring these people’s physical symptoms the documentary also charts their emotional struggles as they fight the virus alone at home, often fearful, knowing that as yet there is no cure.

随着科技急速发展，我们在日常生活中应用智能手机、电视、电脑、游戏机或平板电脑的时间愈来愈多。有专家指出，透过电子屏幕学习，儿童吸收知识的速度会下降5成。对处于发育阶段的儿童，过度及不适当地使用电子屏幕产品，是否真的会损害他们的脑部发展及降低其学习能力？透过访问美国、中国及欧洲的科学家，节目将深入探讨电子屏幕产品，对儿童健康会带来负面影响的争议。

Smartphone, television, computer, gaming console or digital tablet are now unavoidable in our day to day lives. This everyday intrusion has sparked numerous controversies. Are we damaging our brain with these screens? In the same vein as investigative documentaries, this detailed inquiry will lead us throughout the USA and Europe – to meet the greatest scientists at the forefront of research in this domain.

In the Philippines, women get deployed abroad to work as domestic workers or nannies. Leaving their own children behind, throwing themselves into the unknown. In one of the many training centers dedicated to domestic work that can be found in the Philippines, a group of trainees are getting ready to face both homesickness and the possible abuses lying ahead. During role playing exercises, they brings to light the question of modern servitude in our globalized world, while emphasizing these women’s determination and their sisterhood.

距离北京约40公里的廊坊市，是中国空气污染最严重的城市之一。地方政府承受巨大的政治压力，当地的环保局官员尝试努力扭转局面，务求整治长期的雾霾与工业废气问题。他们勒令钢铁厂关闭，又派出调查队追究污染制造者，并出动洒水车治霾，惟成效不彰。中国政府的严厉环保政策，包括处分不达标城市的市长，让环保局人员举步维艰。究竟该如何平衡政府、业界与受影响劳工的利益呢？ 

Langfang, about 40 kilometers from Beijing, is one of the most air-polluted cities in China. The local environmental protection bureau are working hard to change this. There’s intense pressure from the leadership in Beijing, and far-reaching measures are needed to combat the fog laced with smoke and exhaust fumes that regularly blankets the city. The steel mill has to close down, teams of inspectors visit environmental offenders, and spray trucks attempt to curb the smog. The Chinese government’s strict environmental policy, which includes imposing sanctions on the mayors who are responsible, puts the employees of the environmental protection bureau in a difficult position. How do you navigate between the divergent interests of government, industry and employees affected by the policy?

1992 was the year described by the Queen as her “Horribilus” - Three of her children in one year decided to end their marriages and the fire in her beloved Windsor Castle. But that all seems to have been superseded by the tide of scandals in the past year. Prince Phillips’ car crash. Unprecedented division across United Kingdom, caused by Brexit. The ongoing scandal of Prince Andrew and his friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. And the rift between her grandsons Harry and William, Harry and Meghan acrimoniously quitting the Royal family entirely. The Queen once again experienced a disaster-ridden year.

在南韩，色情片属违禁物品，一种叫「Mol-ka」的公众场所偷拍行为应运而生。受害人自杀的个案数字不断上升之际，犯罪集团已发展出工业级运作模式，贩卖以隐蔽摄录机偷拍一般人的私密画面，以供他人当作色情片观看。配以当地随手可得的先进科技，罪犯甚至可以进行偷拍直播，并在转瞬间将影片发布至四周。执法者及民间打击偷拍的团体，能否追上不断进化的犯罪手法呢？

Pornograpy is illegal in South Korea and molka has emerged as an illicit DIY alternative. The devastating impact of molka is revealed in the increasing number of molka-related suicides. Now, criminal gangs are starting to install cameras on an industrial scale, selling people’s most private moments as pornography for strangers to consume.  The country’s advanced technology allows criminals to stream videos live and share them at lightning speeds. Can those fighting molka stay ahead of this quickly evolving crime?

A special report on the government response to the coronavirus and the human toll. Coronavirus Pandemic traces the very different preparations and responses by the federal government and by Washington state, where the first known U.S. case of COVID-19 was identified back in January. Looking into the halting federal response, early warnings and missed opportunities to potentially save lives as the outbreak spread — from the failure of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s COVID-19 test, to an ongoing struggle for critical medical and protective equipment.