by Sean Bean. In 1994, Roger Cook exposed John Palmer for his part in the robbery during an edition of The Cook Report entitled "The Laundry Man". On 4 November 2003, Channel 4 broadcast Brinks Mat: The Greatest Heist, a documentary of the raid. In 2007, Will Pearson published the book Death Warrant: Kenneth Noye, the Brink's-Mat Robbery And The Gold that provides a captivating account of the heist, chase and convictions as well as personal tragedies and ironies of the events. In 2010, a documentary was broadcast on the Crime+Investigation UK network. On 4 February 2017 Channel 5 aired a documentary updating events, including the death of John Palmer. In the new documentary first-hand accounts from the security guards were given who were on shift the morning of the robbery as well as from officers on the case. On 1 April 2017 BBC Radio 4 aired a drama, The Hatton Garden Heist, which included the events of the Brink's-Mat robbery. In 2022, Channel 4 aired The Curse, written by the producers and writers of the TV series, People Just Do Nothing, fictionalising aspects of the Brink's-Mat robbery. In 2023, Channel 5 aired a documentary, including first-hand accounts from the security guards who were on shift the morning of the robbery as well as from officers on the case. On 1 February 2023, BBC Five Live began airing a 6-part documentary and podcast, as part of its Gangster series, about John Palmer and the events that surrounded the robbery. On 12 February 2023, BBC One began airing a six-episode drama called The Gold inspired by the robbery, starring Charlotte Spencer, Dominic Cooper, Hugh Bonneville and Jack Lowden. See also List of heists in the United Kingdom References 1983 crimes in the United Kingdom 1983 in London 1980s crimes in London 1980s trials Bank robberies November 1983 crimes November 1983 events in the United Kingdom Organised crime events in the United Kingdom Organised crime in London Robberies in London Robbery trials Trials in London