Netflix's latest British crime drama, Adolescence, created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, follows a 13-year-old boy, Jamie, who is arrested from his home for the murder of his classmate Katie.

Adolescence, a new Netflix series starring and co-written Stephen Graham, barrels into several timely (and uncomfortable) topics, including bullying, misogyny, online radicalization, and "incel" culture.

Netflix's gripping four-part series, Adolescence, has captured viewers around the world with its intense portrayal of a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering a female classmate. The new limited series,

Adolescence is streaming on Netflix and it tells some harrowing truths about the pressures faced by young people of today.

As we watch all four episodes of Adolescence, fans have been wondering if the story portrayed in the series is based on a real event.

Created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ is a drama series that scrutinizes a horrifying yet incredibly prevalent social issue through a young boy’s narrative. It revolves around the Miller family,

Following the release of one of Netflix's best shows of all time Adolescence, the streamer has now shared exactly how they captured the filming of each hour long episode in one take. The four-part series was released on 13 March and tells the harrowing and gripping story of a 13-year-old boy Jamie (Owen Cooper) who is accused of killing fellow teenager Kitty.

The four-part Netflix series "Adolescence" is already making waves after its debut on Friday, with many wondering if the tale of a teen who has been accused of killing a female classmate is based on a true story.