Journalist Annabel Deas speaks to experts who fear Nick’s routes and methods are a back door for other people smugglers
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The Smuggler: 9. The Arrest
Nick arrives in Kent with four Vietnamese migrants on his boat. But he’s met by police who arrest him for people smuggling.
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The Smuggler: 8. The Boat Theory
After a near escape, Nick vows to never smuggle again. Meanwhile, police build a theory that Nick is smuggling Vietnamese migrants to work on cannabis farms.
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The Smuggler: 7. A Dangerous Journey
Nick evades the police in France. But his boat is broken and taking on water. Meanwhile, journalist Annabel Deas hears about the dangerous journeys taken by Vietnamese migrants.Presenter - Annabel Deas
Producer - Hayley Mortimer
Sound design - Neil Churchill
Researcher - Isabel Kimbrey
Editor - Matt Willis
Commissioning Executive - Tracy Williams
Commissioning Editor - Dan Clarke
Series music - Ambit Sound
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The Smuggler: 6. The Vietnamese Connection
Nick is paid thousands of pounds to bring Vietnamese migrants into the UK. But at what cost?
Gripping stories from the shadows - BBC investigations from across the UKIt should be impossible to steal a home, but Sue Mitchell reveals it's all too easy. The multi-award winning investigative journalist (Intrigue: To Catch a Scorpion, Million Dollar Lover) is on the trail of an East European crime group using forged wills to 'take' the homes of the dead , stealing millions from rightful heirs and denying the Government valuable tax revenue.Sue Mitchell starts her original investigation when two sisters are denied their rightful inheritance following the death of their estranged aunt, but soon finds herself tracking a gang that are not only conning people out of property but also linked to cannabis farms, money laundering and the sale of UK work visas. Over five episodes, she goes in search of the gang members behind this elaborate scam and web of false companies, exposing the shortfalls of a creaking system which places countless others at risk.
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