ITV removes a documentary involving Barrie Drewitt-Barlow from its planned schedule following a police investigation into allegations against him. According to an ITV spokesperson, the programme “Up The Jammers” will no longer be shown on ITV4 or on ITVX as previously advertised. The decision comes after police raid Mr Drewitt-Barlow’s home as part of a probe related to allegations of rape and human trafficking. The sources reporting the change describe ITV’s action as a scheduling removal rather than a formal statement on the merits of the allegations. ITV’s communication focuses on the broadcaster’s programming decision and does not provide further details about the investigation or the documentary’s status beyond saying it will be taken off-air. The reporting indicates the documentary was scheduled for future broadcast but is now withdrawn from the confirmed platforms. The allegations being investigated are attributed to the police inquiry referenced in the coverage, while the documentary’s removal is presented as an administrative response by ITV.