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ITV Exploring ‘Extreme Planet Earth‘ In Series From Plimsoll

Embankment Films has landed a miners’ strike feature and an ITV doc on a drug that could treat dwarfism.

Naman Ramachandran Former “Love Island” presenter Laura Whitmore is tackling some controversial issues in her new show for U.K. streamer ITVX. The three-part series “Laura Whitmore Investigates” sees Whitmore travel within the U.K., Europe and the U.S. In one episode, Whitmore investigates toxic masculinity with a focus on the subculture of involuntary celibates, or incels, a male-dominated, misogynistic online world where alienated males who struggle to engage with women share their anti-female mindsets, developing communities around their resentment.  Another episode explores how changing attitudes to sex in Britain have seen BDSM become a multi-billion industry with more and more people experimenting, particularly with the act of choking during sex. The episode examines the influence of pornography as well as looking into the rise of the so-called “50 Shades” defense, whereby men accused of murdering their sexual partner claim the death was caused by rough sex that went wrong.

Tennis star Boris Becker’s journey from world champion to ending up in jail is to be told in a documentary series for ITV’s new streamer ITVX.

Details about Laura Whitmore's new TV project have been revealed, following the 37 year old's decision to quit hosting Love Island. Laura is set to front a new three-part series, titled Laura Whitmore Investigates, for ITV, which will see her explore "the worlds where sex and power collide." The brand new series will delve into "edgy, difficult worlds" and Laura will use her journalism skills to investigate subjects that "fascinate her" and have "an impact on our lives".The TV presenter, who is due to make her West End debut later this year, excitedly announced the news on her Instagram page, calling it a "dream come true".

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