Journalist Paul Kenyon infiltrates a network of criminal organizations facilitating the movement of undocumented immigrants to and from the United Kingdom, operating with a brazen disregard for British law enforcement.

Disability employment remains a significant challenge, with only half of those living with a disability currently participating in the workforce. *Panorama* investigates whether the government’s latest, highly ambitious welfare reforms hold…

Victoria Derbyshire examines the significant disparity in abortion laws between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom, posing the question of whether legislative reform is now necessary.

Following a string of public controversies, leadership at Barclays has announced an intention to reshape the bank’s internal culture. The question remains: what led to this point? Richard Bilton investigates the bonus system that fueled the…

Panorama delves into the horse meat scandal, uncovering further anxieties about the composition of our food supply. Richard Bilton scrutinizes the lenient oversight governing the food industry.

Reporter Ben Anderson has embedded himself with Allied troops as they prepare for a transition of responsibility to Afghan forces in the coming year. His observations reveal a concerning reality: the Afghan army and police remain significan…

In the wake of the tragedy in Newtown, *Panorama* speaks with educators who advocate for armed protection in their schools, exposing a deeper national crisis in mental healthcare.

As the tenth anniversary of the Iraq War approaches, a Panorama investigation exposes how crucial elements of the intelligence employed to support the invasion rested on falsehoods and deliberate deception.

The fire in Derby, which claimed the lives of six children, struck at the heart of a family and sent ripples of shock across the nation. Panorama investigates: were crucial warnings overlooked?

John Sweeney, a reporter for Panorama, spent eight days operating undercover within North Korea, a nation defined by its extreme restrictions.

Jane Corbin, a Panorama reporter, undertakes an undercover investigation to uncover the truth behind the operations of Britain's Sharia Councils – Islamic religious courts.

Journalist Darragh MacIntyre’s reporting has unearthed a death within a Russian prison, a development that has ignited concerns of potential violence in the United Kingdom. Simultaneously, he has also reported on the death of a whistleblowe…

Sol Campbell, a retired footballer who once played for both England and Arsenal, has embarked on an inquiry into the disproportionately high unemployment rate affecting young Black British men, a rate approximately double that of their whit…

A Panorama investigation has uncovered a disturbing pattern: police, politicians, lawyers, and judges each contributed to concealing the truth surrounding the most devastating event in British football history.

Richard Bilton’s investigation focuses on a contentious American physician who asserts he possesses a cure for cancer. The question remains: how has he maintained the ability to market an unproven, experimental therapy for three decades?

A Panorama special undertakes an undercover investigation, exposing lobbying practices that profoundly challenge the ethical foundations of political life.

Richard Bilton conducted the inaugural television interview with the bookkeeper for the organization behind a clandestine blacklist. This list was subscribed to by figures from some of Britain's most prominent businesses.

As local authorities increasingly rely on CCTV to identify and ticket drivers, Panorama investigates innovative strategies for reducing the overwhelming volume of annual traffic fines.

Through clandestine filming and in-depth investigation into mortality rates within English care homes, Panorama reveals the suffering caused by inadequate care and neglect.

Panorama examines the quality of residential care provided to vulnerable children. When standards of care fall short, some young people feel compelled to flee to precarious circumstances.

The increasing prevalence of medication use during pregnancy raises a critical question: might these drugs pose a threat to the developing fetus? Reporter Shelley Jofre delves into this complex issue.

John Sweeney, a reporter covering current events, poses a question to the Scottish government: did they possess sufficient knowledge of Donald Trump, the man who styles himself a billionaire, prior to their acceptance of his investment prop…

Panorama delves into the profound human toll of the war in Afghanistan on British soldiers, examining the cost to individuals that extends far beyond the Ministry of Defence’s official suicide figures.

Panorama delves into the illicit logging operations within the rainforest and traces the timber's journey from Africa to Western Europe. Journalist Raphael Rowe spent six months following the path of these logs, deep within the Congo jungle…

This episode is currently the focus of a legal dispute. Reporter Fiona Walker delves into the practices of predatory dating websites, examining how they exploit individuals seeking connection.

Panorama examines the path to radicalization for the two men suspected of plotting the Boston Marathon bombing, individuals who were raised and educated within the United States. The program poses a critical question: has America’s campaign…

The ongoing crisis in public services: Police estimate that responding to calls involving individuals experiencing mental health challenges consumes a quarter of their working hours. In an investigation, Paul Kenyon uncovers a deeply troubl…

Recent news: *Panorama* undertakes an undercover investigation within London's financial district, seeking to expose the realities of UK tax policy. The program reveals that the city remains a hub for tax avoidance practices.

Drawing upon previously undisclosed files from the secret police, Jeremy Vine examines the prosecution's case against a Bristol businessman accused of murdering his young wife during their honeymoon in South Africa in 2010.

Panorama delves into the origins of our clothing – examining even items from well-known retailers – and uncovers compelling evidence suggesting a persistent prioritization of profit over worker safety within the industry.

Panorama examines the routes al-Shabab employs to traverse the Somali-Kenyan border with impunity, and the terrorist group's ability to attract radicalized Muslim youth not only in Britain but across wider regions.

Within a special edition of Panorama, the program journeys with British doctors into Syria, offering an exclusive glimpse at the war's profound and heartbreaking effects on children amidst the conflict.

A year ago, Malala Yousafzai was targeted by the Taliban, shot on her school bus. In this special program for Panorama, she speaks exclusively with Mishal Husain about her extraordinary path.

Adam Shaw, a Panorama reporter, has uncovered what may be Britain's most extensive financial mis-selling scandal to date: the aggressive promotion of interest rate swaps.

Panorama offers an unprecedented look at the case, speaking with those who witnessed the events and those who investigated them, to uncover the details of a brutal killing. The program explores the how and the why behind the murder of a Bri…

The annual expense of tidying up Britain’s litter surpasses a billion pounds. Journalist and Labour peer Joan Bakewell suggests that a greater sense of responsibility for our environment is needed by everyone.

In Britain, failing to report child abuse within institutions like schools, hospitals, or churches remains legal. Panorama speaks with survivors, law enforcement, and influential figures who advocate for a shift in the law.

As property values reach unprecedented heights, coinciding with a persistent decline in living standards, Adam Shaw explores the challenge of finding homes that are truly within reach for everyday working families.

John Ware, a reporter, spoke with former members of a clandestine British Army unit active in the early 1970s. They recounted their experiences, detailing how they actively engaged with the Provisional Irish Republican Army, effectively bri…

The treatment of workers by online retailer Amazon has drawn considerable scrutiny. Labor unions have voiced strong criticism of conditions within the company's expansive warehouses, describing them as among the most challenging in the Unit…

Recent events: The Global Fund’s inspector general was dismissed following a performance review deemed ‘unsatisfactory,’ a consequence of his work exposing corruption. Richard Bilton has voiced a challenge to those who orchestrated this rem…

The rising cost of living remains a pressing concern. Energy bills have increased by roughly twenty-five percent over the last four years, prompting pledges from politicians across the spectrum to alleviate the burden. The question now is w…

The state of our giving. Do we truly understand the organizations we choose to support? Declan Lawn speaks with both donors and those working within the charity sector, who express concerns that the pursuit of funding is increasingly oversh…

Reporter Paul Kenyon finds himself in a Romanian village, embedded with the British police as they grapple with a persistent problem: the exodus of its men. Driven by the allure of higher wages, many have sought work in London's illicit mar…

The conviction of two British Muslim converts for the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby prompts a question: did security services, among others, fail to recognize opportunities to avert his death? Panorama explores this possibility.