Dan McGolpin, Controller of BBC Programming and Daytime, has ordered five factual commissions for BBC One Daytime from Flicker, Brown Bob, Reef and BBC Studios.
One Day That Changed My Life (5 x 45), narrated by Jo Joyner, will capture emotional and dramatic days in people’s real lives. Five episodes stripped across the week – with up to four stories per episode – will follow life-changing events including a significant job interview, a pregnancy test, a wedding proposal and a DNA test.
One Day That Changed My Life is produced by Flicker. The Executive Producer is Colleen Flynn and the Series Producer is Liz Foley. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Julie Shaw.
Operation NHS Fraud (5×45) will go behind the frontline in the NHS to the hidden world of the counter fraud investigators. With exclusive access to the investigators of the NHS Counter Fraud Authority, the series will follow their cases from tip-off to conviction.
Operation: NHS Fraud is produced by Brown Bob. The Executive Producer is Jacqueline Hewer. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Lindsay Bradbury
In Home Front Heroes (5×45), to be stripped across the week leading up to Remembrance Sunday 2018, the work of the hundreds of thousands of ordinary men and women who did their bit to help Britain win the war will be commemorated. Celebrities including Sue Johnston, Larry Lamb, Radzi Chinyanganya, Tanni Grey-Thompson and Helen Lederer will relive the wartime experiences of a close family member.
Home Front Heroes is a BBC Studios production. The Executive Producer is Rob Unsworth. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Carla-Maria Lawson.
In Payback Time For Frontline Crime (10×45) the bravery and dedication of police officers, paramedics and firefighters who are attacked in the line of duty and return to work will be documented. The series will show the moments that changed the lives of public service workers and follow the police as they track down and lock up the criminals responsible.
Payback Time for Frontline Crime is produced by Reef. The Executive Producer is Rachel Platt. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Lindsay Bradbury
In Make Me A Dealer (20×45), presented by Paul Martin, amateur antique and collectible dealers will be given the chance to learn the tricks of the trade. In each show two amateur enthusiasts compete against each other to buy anything they see at auction and sell it for the highest price.
Make Me A Dealer is BBC Studios Production. The Executive Producer Paul Tucker. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Lindsay Bradbury.
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