Series 1: 6. Now I’m calling the shots

Series 1: 6. Now I’m calling the shots

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The Shamima Begum Story: Our Live Show

What do you want to know about The Shamima Begum Story and the making of the podcast? Join us on Tuesday the 12th of September in London, as Josh answers your questions about the series, share more about how it was made and some extra things we’ve learnt about the story.Apply for ...  Show more

Series 1: 5. We had a great life

Josh is face-to-face with Sam after a year trying to track her down. On a military base in Syria, she begins to tell her side of the story. She says it all started as a family holiday.Reporter: Josh Baker Written by: Josh Baker and Joe Kent Producers: Joe Kent and Max Green Produ ...  Show more

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