On the day the verdict was delivered in one of the most anticipated trials of recent years, this Panorama Special unveils the previously unshared story of the murder that profoundly altered Britain. For over a year, reporter Mark Daly and t…

Crammed together like figures in a tin, on trains frequently delayed, the experience can be trying. Yet it is the cost of passage that most rail travelers find deeply troubling, and fares have now climbed to unprecedented heights. This inve…

Panorama’s latest report delves into the connections between Lord Ashcroft and a Caribbean construction firm that ultimately collapsed amidst controversy. The program examines these links in detail.

The escalating problem of online harassment takes center stage as Declan Lawn speaks with Cher Lloyd, the X Factor singer, who recounts the devastating impact of cyber attacks on her life.

Across the United States, a heartbreaking reality persists: over one and a half million children experience homelessness. Reporter Hilary Andersson journeys to meet these students, documenting their lives within the wealthiest nation on Ear…

Alastair Campbell encounters a growing segment of Britain’s professional middle class, individuals for whom a single glass of wine at the end of the workday proves consistently insufficient.

As childcare expenses consume up to a third of many families' incomes, and working mothers face increasing barriers to employment, Panorama examines the financial burden of care.

Samantha Poling exposes a significant misuse of the agricultural subsidy system, detailing how millions of pounds of public funds are being distributed to business owners and affluent farmers.

Paul Wood chronicles the ascent and violent quelling of the revolt in Homs, Syria. What began with a flicker of revolutionary promise has now devolved into a tide of refugees seeking sanctuary from reprisal.

The program *Panorama* exposes harrowing realities: brutal beatings, unjust imprisonment, and so-called 'honour' killings. It shares the stories of women driven to take their own lives and offers a platform for those living in fear, forced …

With Rupert Murdoch embroiled in charges of illegal activity concerning his British newspapers, a new wave of hacking allegations emerges from Panorama, directly challenging the foundation of News Corporation’s television holdings.

Drawing on previously unseen CCTV footage, this Panorama special offers a detailed examination of the hours preceding Anni Dewani's death during her honeymoon in Cape Town.

Shelley Jofre of Panorama examines issues arising within government-funded apprenticeship programs, a key initiative designed to integrate young, unemployed individuals into the workforce.

Rageh Omaar journeys into the heart of Africa's elephant crisis, tracing the paths of poachers, smugglers, and the criminal networks that fuel the devastating trade in ivory.

In the realm of global commerce, Glencore stands as a colossal force, moving vast quantities of essential commodities – wheat, coal, and a significant portion of the world’s copper. John Sweeney engages in conversation with the company’s ch…

Recent reports detail the distressing circumstances of a resident in an elderly care facility suffering from dementia, whose treatment was revealed in a film captured by a concerned relative using a hidden camera. The footage exposes deeply…

The ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. The lead investigator from the UK shares his perspective on what he considers the most promising chance to finally resolve the case.

Panorama examines how prominent British corporations have leveraged a European tax haven to significantly reduce their tax liabilities.

Panorama journeys into the heart of Azerbaijan, the nation hosting this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, to uncover the realities behind its enigmatic character and its handling of the world’s most-watched musical spectacle.

As the opening of Euro 2012 drew nearer, Panorama broadcast findings of troubling incidents: instances of racist violence and anti-Semitism deeply rooted within the football cultures of Poland and Ukraine.

John Humphrys examines the economic crisis gripping Greece, speaking with everyday citizens and considering how the results of the approaching election might indicate the course of Europe itself.

A deluge of unwanted calls and texts is plaguing Britain. An estimated three billion marketing communications reach households annually, and in a new investigation, Panorama goes undercover to reveal how certain companies circumvent regulat…

The nation endures its most protracted economic downturn in generations. In a report, Panorama explores whether Britain possesses the resilience to navigate this era of fiscal constraint, finding unsettling parallels to the economic challen…

Raphael Rowe investigates the activities of some of Britain's most prolific illegal fly-tippers – individuals who have amassed significant wealth, often tens of thousands of pounds, by exploiting the system for recycling used tires, funds o…

Panorama examines athletic equipment marketed to enhance physical prowess. Journalist Shelley Jofre investigates the scientific basis for the assertions made in advertising campaigns by leading sports companies.

Declan Lawn examines proposals to reintegrate millions of disability benefit recipients into the workforce. However, the introduction of new assessment methods raises concerns about potentially disadvantaging those who require the greatest …

Reduced funding is forcing some local councils to dismantle their pest control units, while others are introducing fees for services that were once provided without charge. A question now arises: will these measures result in an increase in…

Two decades after a Panorama investigation played a crucial role in exonerating the Cardiff Three, the investigative team returns to examine the circumstances surrounding last year's collapse of the trial against the police officers involve…

Journalist Sorious Samura delves into the pervasive myths that surround Joseph Kony, a figure of extraordinary notoriety in Africa, and examines the global efforts to pursue him for justice.

As public funding for essential services shrinks, police, fire, and ambulance departments are grappling with budget constraints. This report by Panorama examines the consequences for 999 response times. Declan Lawn uncovers regions where in…

Joan Bakewell examines the prevalence of alcohol issues within the over-sixty-five demographic, a group statistically most inclined to consume alcohol daily in the solitude of their own homes.

Panorama journeys to a housing estate in Blackburn, offering a glimpse into the realities of life within its walls. The program observes the daily experiences of families, children, and law enforcement, while also venturing into the hidden …

Panorama offers a glimpse into the world of the Price Taggers, a group of Israeli teenagers who maintain that each Palestinian attack demands a retaliatory act.

Panorama examines the computer supply firms where directors have amassed fortunes by securing contracts with hundreds of schools, contracts that have pushed those very companies to the point of financial collapse.

As the economy struggles to regain its footing, reporter Richard Bilton delves into the burgeoning debt industry—a realm of readily available credit and exorbitant interest rates.

Declan Lawn’s investigation reveals a concerning trend: individuals traveling from abroad to the UK to access National Health Service treatment that they would otherwise be required to fund themselves. This practice is incurring a significa…

Panorama examines the arrangements made with frequently violent criminals to induce them into becoming informants, a strategy employed to combat violent crime.

As the nation braces for its most expensive election cycle yet, Raphael Rowe examines the influence of lobbying organizations in the crafting of legislation implicated in one of the most hotly debated deaths in modern American history.

In a comprehensive report, Panorama Special delves into the Jimmy Savile child abuse scandal, probing the BBC's historical awareness of the allegations. It also scrutinizes the circumstances surrounding the decision to shelve the Corporatio…

A year has passed since Panorama’s exposé revealed the brutal abuse endured by patients at Winterbourne View hospital. Now, Alison Holt examines whether those most vulnerable in society have fared any better in the intervening months.

The ease with which casino games now appear – accessible around the clock via smartphones and home devices – has fueled a surge in their popularity. Panorama examines this phenomenon, while also uncovering a more troubling undercurrent.

Panorama examines the government’s unexpected decision last month to delay the controversial badger cull, made just days before its scheduled commencement. The program explores whether the cull will ultimately proceed in the coming year.

*Panorama chronicles the lives of individuals profoundly affected by brain injury, illuminating the groundbreaking work undertaken to facilitate their connection with loved ones and the wider world.*

Mark Daly examines the effectiveness of the Independent Police Complaints Commission, questioning whether it possesses the necessary authority and autonomy to ensure police accountability.

Panorama delves into the shadowy world of corporate service providers – the individuals and firms who facilitate corporate anonymity and provide pathways to offshore tax havens.

As the National Health Service struggles under immense strain, a Panorama investigation reveals that inadequate patient care is endangering thousands of lives with potentially fatal or severely debilitating consequences each year.

Panorama journeyed to Waziristan to investigate the drone war, seeking to understand from its victims the reasons behind their pursuit of justice within the British legal system.

The Panorama Special chronicles four individual narratives across a five-month period, exposing the profound and often shattering consequences of homelessness and the complete loss of one's possessions.

John Sweeney, a seasoned reporter, delves into the enigmatic realm of the Barclay twins, figures of immense wealth. Sir Frederick and Sir David Barclay, owners of the newspaper that originally revealed the MPs’ expenses scandal, seem strang…