Kloudia Sakowski

The new six-part documentary series for BBC One and iPlayer The Clickbait Clinic with Stacey Dooley (w.t.) uncovers the truth behind popular health trends taking over social media.

Leading TVF International's London TV Screenings slate is Trump and the Tech Giants, a world affairs documentary from Germany’s South&Browse, which dives into the relationship between the President and Silicon Valley.

BBC Studios’ Blue Planet III has been presold internationally, and Skai TV (Greece) has been confirmed as a co-production partner.

TGC Global Entertainment (TGC GE) has inked the first deals for NRK’s Code Red: The Lighthouse and made several other announcements about its London TV Screenings lineup and a new hire.

HBO has set the premiere date for Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare for March 10.

Harry Clark Goes to Rome (w.t.), a new documentary for BBC Two, will follow Harry Clark as he embarks on a quest to meet the new Pope.

BBC Three and iPlayer have commissioned Shabaz Asks: Are Billionaires Bad?, hosted by content creator Shabaz Ali, also known as ShabazSays.

Sphere Abacus has acquired Skegness Psycho: 28 Miles to Murder, A Perfect Scam, Check-In To Murder, Look What You Made Me Do and Police Pursuits.

BBC Two and iPlayer’s Pilgrimage: The Road to Holy Island (w.t.), the eighth installment of Pilgrimage, will take seven well-known personalities of different faiths and set them off on a trail across the landscapes of North East England.

Kedoo Entertainment’s The Wonder Guys will now air on Pluto TV’s Vida Real channel in Latin America.