The increasing prevalence of provocative clothing, explicit dance routines on television, and readily available pornography has sparked a growing unease in the UK regarding the sexualization of children. In this report, Sophie Raworth, a mo…

Have engaged fathers become a dwindling presence in certain regions of Britain? Reporter Declan Lawn explores the factors contributing to this shift and considers potential paths forward.

Affecting an estimated two million people in Britain annually, stalking is a pervasive issue. In this instance, Panorama presents an extraordinary account of a woman who has meticulously documented years of harassment.

Ben Anderson chronicles the efforts of the American Marines who have maintained a presence in the Sangin district of Afghanistan since the British departure the previous year. Has any meaningful advancement been achieved?

For the past two weeks, the world has observed the burgeoning protests against President Mubarak's three-decade rule. Jane Corbin has been documenting these remarkable events from within.

Colonel Tim Collins encounters the soldiers returning from service, only to witness a disheartening reality: their dedication to the Crown and their nation seems to hold little significance in the civilian world.

John Sweeney considers the impact of WikiLeaks and its release of classified documents, questioning whether the organization has truly fulfilled its stated commitment to transparency.

Fergal Keane investigates the path that led Ireland from a position of considerable wealth to the precipice of financial collapse. Furthermore, he examines whether the measures taken to rescue the Irish economy have inadvertently endangered…

Panorama investigates the government's proposals for deploying troops in Britain’s struggling schools. The program explores whether such a measure can truly address the issues of discipline, leadership, and respect within the education syst…

Panorama delves into the shadowy realm of the illicit tobacco trade. In a revealing report, Sam Poling exposes a disturbing truth: over half of the hand-rolled tobacco available in the nation is either counterfeit or brought in illegally.

The weekly current affairs program offered another report. In this instance, Panorama reveals the comprehensive methods – the subtle strategies – employed by journalists throughout the industry in pursuit of a story.

This is the true account of Libya’s uprising, the story of young professionals who dared to challenge four decades of autocratic rule. Now, Paul Kenyon seeks out Saadi Gaddafi, the son of the former dictator.

Richard Bilton, a reporter for Panorama Special, assumes the guise of a wedding photographer in this special report. His mission: to uncover the surprisingly profitable and expanding industry of sham marriages.

As the price of living continues its rapid climb and wages lag further behind, a new study from Panorama reveals that the majority of us are considerably less well-off than we were just two years prior.

Fiona Phillips illuminates a growing crisis: a cohort of over-50s facing prolonged unemployment, surpassing all other age groups. Her reporting reveals individuals grappling with the sting of rejection and the anxieties of financial insecur…

In a pointed question, journalist Jane Corbin probes the limits of Iran's control over simmering internal dissent, considering the wave of revolution and regime shifts currently reshaping the Middle East.

Panorama uncovers the story of a conman who absconded with a football club and emptied a bank account, and probes how a single individual could so easily manipulate regulators and evade oversight.

Panorama illuminates the lives of families grappling with precarious housing: those living in cramped or unsafe conditions, or forced to rent dwellings far beyond their means.

This is the account of the pursuit and elimination of Osama Bin Laden by the United States. It includes firsthand perspectives from those who witnessed the events, individuals who suffered loss at the hands of Al Qaeda, and those within the…

In a revealing investigation, Panorama delves into the shadowy world of electronic waste. Employing hidden tracking devices within discarded television sets, the program exposes the illicit trade in e-waste – and the recycling businesses wh…

As the FIFA presidential elections approached on June 1st, 2011, journalist Andrew Jennings considered the qualifications of each contender for the influential position.

In a special report for Panorama, Paul Kenyon uncovers the disturbing reality of a caregiving group spiraling out of control, revealing how the system repeatedly overlooked critical warnings.

Panorama journeys to Rhyl in North Wales, a town where poverty casts a long shadow, with nearly half the population reliant on state support. The program offers a glimpse into the lives of some of those struggling with unemployment, sharing…

Panorama went undercover to assess whether employees at Britain’s banks had truly absorbed the lessons learned from the substantial penalties levied for selling unsuitable insurance and investment products.

Evan Davis delves into the reality surrounding economic migrants who traverse continents in a desperate attempt to enter Britain unlawfully. Alongside him, two reporters trace the perilous pathways these individuals undertake in their pursu…

Peter Greste ventures into the heart of Somalia's chaos, immersing himself in a landscape of anarchy and documenting a crisis poised to devastate millions. He journeys to a region previously untouched by Western journalism, seeking to bear …

Sam Poling examines allegations that faulty surgical instruments are appearing in the National Health Service, questioning whether the procurement of medical supplies adheres to ethical standards designed to safeguard patient well-being.

Tom Heap examines the future of Royal Mail, questioning its viability in a world with diminishing junk mail. He also explores the postal service's unexpected connection to a darker aspect of communication: fraudulent correspondence.

Panorama delves into the heart of the car insurance industry, exposing its inner workings and venturing into the shadowy world of a criminal organization orchestrating staged accidents for insurance fraud. The report is by Declan Lawn.

Rupert Murdoch has long occupied a distinctive position of influence within Britain, his power rooted in a vast media empire. Following the exposure of the News of the World phone hacking scandal, Panorama unveils the inner workings of how …

Amidst a surge in births, Shelley Jofre highlights a growing scarcity of midwives in certain regions of the United Kingdom, prompting a crucial question: is the National Health Service adequately equipped to provide maternity care?

Panorama explores the growing toll of alcohol on younger generations grappling with addiction, questioning whether governmental efforts are sufficient to halt the escalating rate of alcohol-related mortality.

Panorama delves into the heart of Zimbabwe’s Marange diamond fields, revealing compelling evidence of torture camps and widespread killings. The question remains: will Robert Mugabe be held accountable for these alleged atrocities?

Decades of relative calm have been shattered by the most severe civil unrest in memory, resulting in damage estimated at tens of millions of pounds. In this report, Panorama examines the riots of August, probing the underlying factors that …

This edition of Panorama features Sir Gerry Robinson, renowned troubleshooter and businessman, who offers a critical examination of the government's proposals for the most significant restructuring of the National Health Service in its hist…

Half a year after the world witnessed one of its most catastrophic tsunamis, Paul Kenyon of Panorama journeys back to Japan. He seeks out and shares extraordinary stories of resilience found amidst the immense devastation.

With growing anxieties surrounding Britain’s water security, Simon Boazman examines whether the water industry and its regulatory bodies are adequately safeguarding the country’s rivers.

The question lingers: will Syria follow the path of other Arab dictatorships, succumbing to upheaval? This is the account of those who defy President Assad's rule, and the stark reality of his violent response to dissent within his nation.

Panorama investigates, going undercover to expose how certain employers exploit legal ambiguities and circumvent regulations, resulting in workers being paid below the National Minimum Wage.

Nick Griffin's British National Party, already subject to scrutiny for violations of electoral regulations, now confronts further accusations of corruption. New evidence has been revealed by Panorama.

Samantha Poling has gained privileged insight into the operations of police and HM Revenue and Customs, the agencies dedicated to combating fuel fraud. Her reporting delves into the vast, illicit market where millions of pounds worth of fue…

John Sweeney, a reporter for the press, exposes the reality of child beggars in Britain, following their trail to organized gangs operating from opulent residences in Romania.

In a revealing exposé, journalist Paul Kenyon unveils previously unseen photographs and firsthand accounts that expose the realities of Colonel Gaddafi’s rule and its connections to the British government.

Panorama secured unprecedented access to the families of the Dale Farm travelers, as well as to their neighbors and the relevant authorities, both leading up to and throughout Britain’s largest-ever traveler eviction.

When the guardians of the peace fail in their duty to safeguard lives, when errors are made, or when officers themselves transgress the law, what then occurs? Richard Bilton delves into the cases of those who abuse their power.

Journalist Richard Bilton employs hidden cameras to reveal the opulent lifestyles of those defrauding welfare systems – individuals who enjoy yachts and Bentleys while collecting public funds. His investigations also highlight a growing pro…

Panorama uncovers a troubling reality behind the escalating cost of energy in the United Kingdom: government policy is a significant driver of this increase.

Panorama journeys into the heart of the unrest, alongside Manchester's police force and within the interview rooms of those involved in the August riots, to recount the story of a city deeply scarred by the events.

Panorama reporter Raphael Rowe enters a correctional facility to observe a fraught confrontation between two young women and the young men responsible for their home invasion.

John Ware’s inquiry into the Private Finance Initiative reveals compelling evidence suggesting the government's assertions regarding the initiative's fiscal benefit to taxpayers are deliberately misleading.

The circumstances surrounding an MP’s former aide’s false accusation of posing a danger to British national security remain shrouded in mystery. Katia Zatuliveter reveals the details in an exclusive interview with Peter Taylor.

Sophie Raworth navigates the vast aisles of the UK's largest supermarkets, uncovering some disheartening realities at the point of purchase.

A tremor runs through the global economy; uncertainty grips the euro, and the horizon appears shadowed. Must the outlook be so dire? This report examines how Britain's major companies might weather the storm.

With 65,000 children currently in foster care, adoption has become a central focus of political discourse, increasingly presented as the most desirable path forward. This film explores the often-unseen consequences when adoptions fail.