Pope Paul VI traveled to New York City to address the United Nations. Richard Dimbleby reports live from New York for tonight’s Panorama, utilizing the Early Bird satellite link.

Vietnam simmered, a shadow cast over the world; Churchill’s legacy echoed faintly; Rhodesia stood on the precipice of change. Ringo Starr found marriage; Malcolm X was fatally shot; the Queen visited Germany; the Pope traveled to New York. …

Cancer: a disease that strikes with particular force, yet remains largely unspoken. Openness is the best approach to confronting it. Early detection offers the greatest chance of survival. What are the origins of cancer? What treatments …

The principle of equitable compensation for labor is widely accepted, yet the specifics remain a subject of ongoing debate. What constitutes a fair wage, and what is the appropriate duration of a workday? How do we fairly assess and compare…

Belgium, situated at the core of a unified Europe, now faces a new peril: the fracturing of unity itself. This concern is explored in a special report from Panorama, timed to coincide with the Queen's visit.

In Britain today, one in nine women will experience life within the walls of a psychiatric hospital, as will one in fourteen men. Nearly half of all hospital beds are occupied by individuals with mental illness. But do we provide sufficient…

The conflict in Vietnam deepens, its toll increasingly agonizing. The people of South Vietnam, caught between the Viet Cong and internal divisions, are themselves the primary victims of a war that claims more civilian lives than military on…

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California stands at the forefront of technological advancement, and with it, a vibrant re-evaluation of fundamental aspects of life: education, labor, and recreation. The future feels palpably near here, almost within reach. Might our own …