This series focuses on Iris Robinson, the Member of Parliament currently at the heart of a significant political controversy.

Jane Corbin navigates the contested streets and parks of Jerusalem, venturing beneath the surface to explore the tunnels carved deep within the earth, hidden beneath the ancient biblical sites.

Shelley Jofre examines the meals offered to young children in nurseries and homes, alongside the advertising promises made by prominent food companies.

In an exclusive interview with Jeremy Vine, Kay Gilderdale recounts the night she assisted her terminally ill daughter in ending her life, prompting a discussion on the potential for legal reform.

Panorama delves into the complexities of the newly implemented child protection register, separating fact from fiction and questioning its potential for genuine effectiveness.

Simon Green, using a wheelchair, documents in private the experience of facing prejudice and hostility because of his disability. His footage exposes a troubling reality: many instances of this kind of hate crime go unaddressed by the legal…

Journalist Raphael Rowe ventured deep into the Bornean rainforest, where he discovered compelling evidence suggesting palm oil corporations were expanding their plantations onto land designated for protection.

With Africa poised to welcome the world for its inaugural FIFA World Cup, Panorama considers whether the sport's inherent beauty holds the potential to uplift a generation struggling for hope in South Africa.

Panorama examines the possibility that numerous hospitals are failing to meet public needs, even while maintaining accreditation through self-assessment. The investigation is by Simon Boazman.

A pending law poses a risk to the millions of internet users who illegally obtain free music, films, and television programs. Jo Whiley examines how home broadband access might be fundamentally altered, potentially leading to service discon…

Under the guise of a cocoa trader, Paul Kenyon journeys to West Africa, where he uncovers a troubling reality. He witnesses children as young as seven toiling for extended hours on cocoa plantations, contributing to the very chocolate enjoy…

In Dubai, the assassination of senior Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was orchestrated with a network of British passports and fabricated identities, as revealed by reporter Jane Corbin.

Gaining rare access to Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool, Panorama documents the stories of young patients whose lives are impacted by preventable conditions stemming from lifestyle choices.

Panorama examines the issue of population density across the United Kingdom. While some maintain that a larger population will stimulate economic growth, the reality remains uncertain. The program explores potential policy measures that pol…

*Panorama charts the lives of four young people as they navigate the job market in Swindon, revealing their individual responses to the pressures of economic downturn.*

Shelley Jofre reports on the struggle to preserve essential public services as local authorities nationwide implement budget cuts.

Christina Schmid exposes a troubling inadequacy within the military's commitment to the well-being of a select few soldiers who bear the brunt of combat in Afghanistan.

Richard Bilton of Panorama recounts the unfolding events of Wednesday, June 2nd, detailing Derrick Bird’s unsettling transformation from unassuming taxi driver to a figure of terrifying violence.

As speculation mounts regarding a potential takeover of the financially troubled Manchester United, journalist John Sweeney delves into the struggle for the club's identity and the magnitude of its financial woes.

Hilary Andersson delves into the far-reaching repercussions of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, investigating the factors that led to the disaster and assigning responsibility for the tragedy.

A growing number of people find themselves unconvinced by the reality of global warming. Tom Heap interviews some of the foremost scientists engaged in the debate, representing both perspectives.

Recent studies increasingly point to the quality of instruction as the single most influential element in a child’s learning journey. This raises a critical question: why is it that so many inadequate educators continue to hold positions of…

Six months had passed since the earthquake that ravaged Haiti, and Raphael Rowe returned to find the fate of the nation’s orphaned and abandoned children a troubling mystery.

Adam Shaw, a reporter for [News Outlet Name], examines the current condition of Britain’s banking sector, uncovering a paradox: despite persistently low base rates, the expense of borrowing has increased considerably.

Panorama’s investigation into one of Britain’s leading veterinary chains exposes troubling practices: questionable billing, inadequate animal care, and the presence of a veterinarian who was disbarred for dishonesty. Pet owners who place th…

A current affairs series. Dame Joan Bakewell examines some of the inventive strategies Britain’s baby boomers are employing to secure their futures in later life.

In 2009, there was a significant rise in the number of stray dogs collected in the United Kingdom. Tom Heap visits the Battersea Dogs Home to investigate the reasons behind this increase.

Panorama examines the businesses that thrive on drafting wills, revealing the startling financial risks encountered by vulnerable clients. The program questions whether legal oversight is now necessary to protect consumers.

The debate surrounding Israel’s blockade of Gaza persists, and Jane Corbin’s inquiry centers on the events surrounding the seizure of the Mavi Marmara by Israeli commandos. She seeks to uncover the truth of what transpired that day.

Darragh MacIntyre chronicles the story of an unassuming couple and their remarkable struggle to expose the inner workings of the family court system.

The dwindling numbers of wild creatures in the United Kingdom represent a profound loss. The concern extends beyond mere aesthetic appreciation; the stability of our own sustenance may well be jeopardized by this decline.

Shelley Jofre examines the prescription drug Avandia, questioning whether the agency responsible for its oversight prioritizes the financial well-being of the pharmaceutical industry over the health of those who take it.

As the first Papal visit to Britain in nearly three decades approaches, Fergal Keane examines the Pope’s history regarding the handling of cases involving priests who have committed abuse.

Panorama presents the findings of what represents the most comprehensive and exhaustive inquiry into public sector salaries to date.

Paul Kenyon questions whether the British Army can be entrusted with its own policing, given the serious accusations leveled against it in two distinct investigations concerning alleged war crimes committed in Iraq.

John Sweeney's previous reporting on the Church of Scientology had culminated in a heated clash with its representatives. Now, in a Panorama Special, a member of the organization has come forward as a whistleblower, offering to expose the c…

Jeremy Vine’s program delves into a significant issue today, examining the fees and commissions that erode the value of many pension plans. Penny Haslam sheds light on how these charges can significantly diminish retirement savings.

Over six months, a special investigation examined the quality of care provided by Coventry Social Services, observing children under their protection. The report seeks to determine whether state institutions can truly fulfill the role of a …

Panorama’s latest investigation focuses on the financial affairs of Lord Ashcroft, a prominent political donor who stepped down as deputy chairman of the Conservative Party in September 2010.

In the weeks leading up to the devastating collapse, reporter Dan McDougall uncovered compelling evidence of significant safety deficiencies within the Chilean mine – issues that appear to have been disregarded.

John Sweeney delves into the world of the so-called "rogue landlords"—individuals amassed with property and accused of profiting from the plight of those in need, all while collecting substantial housing benefits.

Amidst the government's intensified efforts to curb drug use, Vivian White examines the growing crisis in dementia care.

Panorama offers a glimpse into the workings of HM Revenue and Customs in the wake of the recent changes to the tax code.

As Britain grapples with the reality of being Europe's most overweight nation, reporter Shelley Jofre explores a potential solution: a tax on unhealthy foods. She journeys to Denmark, where such a measure has already been put into practice.

Reports indicate that certain Muslim children are exposed to extremist preachers and fundamentalist Islamic groups. Furthermore, concerns have been raised regarding part-time schools where hateful ideologies appear to be integrated into the…

Panorama examines accusations of corruption leveled against several FIFA officials who will cast votes on England's bid to host the World Cup, with Andrew Jennings presenting fresh evidence of bribery.

Panorama has received accounts from young people who characterize their video game playing as an addiction, and reporter Raphael Rowe speaks with prominent experts who are advocating for increased research into the matter.

Panorama presents the contentious video interview with the mother of Baby P, prompting a renewed examination of whether vital warning signs were overlooked.

With the festive season drawing near and British bankers poised to collect their yearly bonuses, Panorama considers whether any fundamental shifts have occurred since the financial crisis of two years prior.

In a report for Panorama Special, Paul Kenyon investigates the hidden expense behind Britain’s inexpensive food. He journeys to the sprawling agricultural complexes increasingly modeled after those in the United States, revealing the true p…