A 12th Metropolitan Police Officer has been sacked following our BBC Panorama investigation. According to the IOPC, nine investigations involving more than 10 officers remain active in relation to our programme, including three criminal investigations.
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Two more Met Police officers have been sacked because of evidence uncovered in our BBC Panorama investigation. PCs Kheava Gould-Ryan and Fernando Santos Dos Santos were dismissed without notice following misconduct hearings this week. https://t.co/XPnZhOiaIc
A police officer caught making inappropriate and discriminatory comments has been sacked. PC Charlie Cano is the 10th serving or former officer to be found guilty of gross misconduct following BBC Panorama's investigation at Charing Cross police station.
https://t.co/x1m2F6i4A3
Undercover in the Police has been nominated for the 2026 Bafta Current Affairs award
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The Current Affairs nominees are… 📰
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🏆 Undercover in the Police has won the RTS Current Affairs - Home award
The jury said it’s “a staggeringly impressive piece of work”
And that it was “public interest journalism of the highest order”
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Scoop of the Year was @BBCPanorama: Undercover in the Police, which also won in the Home Current Affairs category. BBC Journalist Rory Bibb's undercover work at Charing Cross Police Station was widely recognised as being at the height of public interest journalism - "a staggeringly impressive piece of work," in the words of the judges
Incredibly proud of the team at @BBCPanorama
Two RTS Awards for our programme: Undercover in the Police
The judges described it as “public interest journalism of the highest order”
Undercover in the Police (@BBCPanorama) wins Scoop of the Year, a second Award of the night for the @BBC_CurrAff investigation. The jury said it combined “technically complex undercover reporting with compelling storytelling and major real-world impact” #RTSAwards
The winner of Current Affairs – Home is @BBC_CurrAff for Undercover in the Police (@BBCPanorama). “A staggeringly impressive piece of work,” said the jury. “This was public interest journalism of the highest order” #RTSAwards
#GavinMacFadyenAward 2025 winner @BBCPanorama Undercover in the Police. Gavins widow Susan speaks about the award below. Eileen will be posting a video later today
The IOPC has published an update on its investigation into officers based at Charing Cross Police Station following BBC Panorama’s Undercover in the Police. Additional officers are now being investigated for potential gross misconduct.
A ninth @metpoliceuk officer who featured in the Panorama documentary on #CharingCross station has had a gross misconduct finding, following an accelerated hearing yesterday. We continue to investigate several more officers.
Read more about it here:
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A former Met Police officer who joked about rape has been found to have committed gross misconduct. FPC Brian Sharkey, who featured in BBC Panorama’s Undercover in the Police, will not face any sanctions.
https://t.co/eQcWKVIhCG
We’re delighted to announce the nominations for the RTS Television Journalism Awards 2026, in partnership with @Dataminr
We’ll be recognising the very best in broadcast talent at a ceremony in London on 4 March, hosted by @theJeremyVine
Here are the nominees: https://t.co/rT3qfzpuyd