In this original long-form interview six part series, Louis Theroux sits down with stars of the British entertainment industry, as well as spending time with them at work and at home. Featuring Stormzy, Dame Judi Dench, Rita Ora, Bear Grylls, Yungblud and Katherine Ryan.

Jon was one of the editors on two episodes. 

Production:  Mindhouse

The 1×60’ film examines a  new drug, which promises to help children born with Achondroplasia increase the rate of growth.   Achondroplasia is a genetic conditioands the most common type of dwarfism in the UK, and the new treatment raises the question: if cutting edge medicine can stop a disability in its tracks – should we use it?

Travelling around the UK and US, Ellie will explore all sides of this contentious debate, following currently available treatments for dwarfism, meeting families embarking on the drug trial, others who feel treatment would have positively impacted their lives and those who are proud of their identity.

Production:  Flicker Productions
Executive Producer:  Colleen Flynn
Director:  Kate Monaghan

For 17 years, a serial rapist known as ‘The Night Stalker’ terrorised the elderly population of South London. Yet although the perpetrator is believed to have committed over 100 offences, the case went largely underneath the public radar – a fact many attribute to the relative invisibility of the elderly victims.

Featuring interviews with senior detectives who worked on the case, this film unravels the hidden story behind the 17 year hunt for the Night Stalker – a story featuring agonising near misses, allegations of racism and a litany of police mistakes.

Finally, the film brings to life how how a 17 day stakeout – one of the largest the Met police has ever staged – finally brought the offender to justice.

Presented by Susanna Reid.

Production:  Optomen Productions
Director:  Edward McGown
Executive Producers:  Nick Hornby

On 20th November 1995, BBC Panorama broadcast the television scoop of the century: an interview with Princess Diana in which she candidly opened up to Martin Bashir about her marriage to Prince Charles and her life as a member of the British royal family. This documentary explores both how Bashir – then a little known BBC journalist – came to secure an interview with the world’s most famous woman, and the broadcast’s enduring cultural impact, 25 years on. 

• Watch on My5

Production:  Rogan Productions
Director / Producer:  Edward McGown
Executive Producers:  Mark Hedgecoe, James Rogan, Soleta Rogan
Commissioning Editor:  Daniel Pearl

‘A huge cut above most backward-looking royal docs, this programme hacks through the thriller-esque knot of intrigue that led to Princess Diana’s bombshell TV encounter with Martin Bashir in 1995.‘
– The Guardian

‘An excellent documentary’
– Times Radio

‘A compelling moment…atmospherically recalled’
– Daily Telegraph

After months with no visitors during such unprecedented times, the team at Chatsworth House rise to the challenge and recycle decorations from Christmases past and transform the garden into a dazzling festive wonderland.  

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Production:  ITN Productions
Exec Producer:  Charlie Clay
Series Director:  Adam Webster
Series Producer:  Susan Crook
Producer:  Hannah Webster

CRISIS IN CARE ‘ Who Cares?’ & ‘Who Pays?’ looks at the deepening crisis faced by the care system that supports older and disabled people across the country by following one local authority over 10 months – Somerset County Council. It spends nearly half its budget on adult social care. Like many local authorities, it is juggling rising demand for help against tightening finances.The films follow the council as it fights to balance its books.

Rogan Productions together with BBC Social Affairs Correspondent, Alison Holt, were granted exclusive access to see first-hand the difficulties faced by Somerset’s Director of Adult Social Services, his team of social workers and local politicians. The programmes show the impact of the financial squeeze on vulnerable people and the harsh truth of what that means for those needing care.

Jon came in to help edit the second episode.

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Production:  BBC / Rogan Productions
Series Director / Producer:  Angie Mason
Executive Producers:  Roger Graef & James Rogan

In a one hour TV first, Channel 4’s Dispatches has filmed inside a women’s refuge, following the stories of women who are fleeing violent partners – and are now trying to rebuild their lives.

Prod Company: Hardcash Productions
Director: Jasleen Kaur Sethi

Powerful and emotional young people’s stories are at the heart of School. This brand-new series follows in unprecedented detail the tough decisions headteachers must make in these budget-stricken times – and their dramatic impact on the students in their care. The School Trust featured in the series is responsible for educating 5,000 children, and the problems it faces are typical of those faced by schools everywhere.

School will take viewers to the heart of the difficult issues, from increased class sizes and fewer support staff to a shorter school day and a more restricted curriculum. It will show the intricate workings of the system as teachers try to cater for the differing needs of a huge number of pupils, in a world where parents’ expectations are rising, exams are getting tougher and no two children are alike.

Commissioner: Patrick Holland & Clare Sillery
Production:  Label 1
Exec Producer:  Simon Dickson & Lorraine Charker-Phillips
Series Editor:  Hamish Fergusson
Series Producer:  Beatrice Smith
Director: Tim Lawton