The Insider: Reggie Yates

For one week Reggie Yates will eat, sleep and work alongside the inmates of Bexar County Jail, Texas to try to understand the criminal justice system from the inside. He doesn't just meet the prisoners of this Texan jail, he becomes one. Stripped of all personal belongings, locked up at the ankles and wearing an orange jumpsuit, he enters into a world most of us will never know.

Acapulco was once a tourist paradise frequented by the Hollywood starlets of the 1950's but things have dramatically changed and now it's the 4th most dangerous city in the world. The sense of danger is constant, on the day Reggie arrives; there are nine murders in Acapulco. The civilians he encounters on the streets refuse to talk about it from fear of the omnipresent cartel.

Working inside Guilford County Jail in North Carolina, Reggie helps guard nearly a thousand prisoners whose crimes range from minor misdemeanours to murder.

Since the war in Syria first began, nearly 11 million people have fled their homes in search of safety. The news has been dominated by those trying to cross into Europe, but some five million people ended up in refugee camps. But what is it really like to be a 21st-century refugee?

Working with a group of 'burner boys', the people grafting at what is considered to be the bottom of the ladder, Reggie discovers first-hand what life is like for the people who make a living on the site. Dumping electronic waste is illegal, and the chemicals in the soil in Agbogbloshie mean it has been described as 'the most toxic place on earth'