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Undercover journalism involves reporters discreetly gathering information, often using hidden cameras or posing as someone else. ITV's investigation into Jason Powell likely used these methods to capture his private remarks. While effective for exposing wrongdoing, it raises questions about privacy and deception in reporting.
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