Award-winning documentary filmmaker Stacey Dooley MBE has landed a significant new commission with the BBC, the Mirror can exclusively reveal. The broadcaster is set to front a hard-hitting series delving into Britain's escalating social care crisis.
The new project comes hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed documentary 'Sleeping with the Nazis', which explored the disturbing resurgence of far-right extremism in Germany. The programme garnered widespread praise for its sensitive yet uncompromising approach to challenging subject matter.
Focus on Britain's Care System
Dooley's forthcoming series will turn its lens on the pressing issues within the UK's care sector. With her characteristic empathy and journalistic rigour, she will investigate the immense pressures facing both care recipients and those working within the system.
This commission solidifies Dooley's position as one of the BBC's most trusted and impactful documentary makers, known for tackling complex social issues with nuance and depth.
From Reality TV to Respected Documentarian
Dooley's journey from her beginnings on the BBC Three series 'Blood, Sweat and T-shirts' to becoming an MBE-honoured journalist demonstrates her remarkable evolution in broadcasting. Her ability to connect with subjects and audiences alike has made her one of British television's most compelling voices.
While specific broadcast dates remain under wraps, industry insiders suggest the series could air as early as next year, positioning it as must-watch television for those concerned about the state of social care in modern Britain.
