NORTH KOREA UNDERCOVER

I am an undercover journalist.

Sarah Davies is undercover now.

The government wants you to remain undercover.

It was time to go undercover again.

I have been undercover in the prisons.

Before we go undercover, we follow the rules.

Yeah, I call it my, um, undercover car.

AAA You see, undercover is always a last resort.

This was what many call immersion journalism, or undercover journalism.

My point is we should go undercover at the Eagle.

I know that sometimes people have their own criticisms about undercover journalism.

One story that comes to mind in my undercover pieces is Spirit Child.

PANORAMA spends eight days undercover inside the most rigidly controlled nation on earth.

I did. Two of the best undercover men of the department were assigned here.

So I went undercover as a man who was interested in this particular business, of course.

So a few years later, and it's now 1997, and I'm in Angola undercover investigating blood diamonds.

Journalists are all but banned from North Korea, so I'm going in undercover, part of a tour group.

You know, undercover is all about setting the priorities right, so we got people to take me to court.

I've been a street police officer, an undercover investigator, a counter terrorism strategist, and I've worked in more than 70 countries around the world.

This video we took undercover, which shows you, over a half an hour period, a tray of medicines of 42 vials, which are being delivered with only 2 syringes in a public hospital in India.

So we sent an undercover investigator in to secretly film meetings with members of the ruling elite, and the resulting footage, well, it made some people very angry, and you can see that on YouTube, but it proved what we had long suspected, because it showed how the state's chief minister, despite his later denials, used his control over land and forest licenses to enrich himself and his family.