John Sweeney, a reporter for Panorama, delves into the veiled operations of the family courts, questioning whether certain parents have been unjustly deprived of their children.

Panorama reporter Alistair Jackson delves into the methods employed by the nation’s police firearms units, securing rare accounts from officers who have fired the fatal shots. These officers, stepping forward for the first time, share their…

Panorama’s investigation centers on allegations that lucrative contracts for the Winter Olympics have been awarded to individuals connected to President Putin, and that substantial sums have been misappropriated through fraudulent schemes.

Journalist Chris Rogers journeys to North Korea, to a university funded by Western sources that seeks to broaden the perspectives of the nation’s future leaders.

Richard Watson, a reporter, went undercover to reveal Britain’s lucrative trade in immigration visas and the fraudulent schemes that enable ineligible foreign students to stay in the country.

With Britain once more grappling with severe weather, journalist Richard Bilton examines the factors contributing to the widespread flooding that has ravaged much of the nation.

Panorama examines the vanishing of a British businessman in Dubai, while the British government faces accusations of disregarding warnings that its policies endangered him.

Across the nation, hundreds of thousands now rely on free food assistance. Reporter Darragh MacIntyre examines the striking growth of food banks in this evolving landscape.

With Russia and the West increasingly opposed on the issue of Ukraine, Paul Kenyon reports from within the tense military installations of Crimea, now encircled by Russian forces.

During a week-long stay at a hospital in Stockton, Vivian White gleaned firsthand accounts from doctors and nurses regarding the constant strain of meeting stringent government-mandated waiting time targets.

Panorama examines the issue of fraud within the National Health Service. As the NHS faces increasing financial strain, Fiona Walker reports on allegations that the organization is losing billions of pounds annually to fraudulent activity.

John Ware examines the model of directly elected mayors, with a particular focus on the borough of Tower Hamlets in London. Does this system risk an excessive concentration of authority within a single political figure?

As Queen Elizabeth prepares for her landmark visit to the Vatican, Jane Corbin considers Pope Francis' sweeping changes within the Catholic Church. Do these reforms represent a genuine shift, or merely a change in presentation?

Undercover, Panorama investigates the bailiffs who repossess vehicles, extracting substantial fees in a burgeoning industry fueled by unpaid parking fines.

With the government’s welfare reforms taking effect, Panorama gains exclusive access to one of London's most struggling boroughs, documenting the deeply personal experiences of those hardest hit.

The National Health Service's expenditure on pharmaceuticals reached over £10 billion in 2013, prompting this inquiry into the strategies pharmaceutical companies employ to access such a substantial market.

Darragh Macintyre of Panorama delves into the story of Formula One's influential figure, Bernie Ecclestone, examining the circumstances surrounding his continued power despite admissions of a $44 million bribe. The investigation seeks to un…

Through discreet filming, Panorama offers a glimpse into the realities of elderly care, probing whether elements of the system are failing a generation.

The news program delves into the radicalization of certain Muslim inmates within the prison system, with Raphael Rowe conducting interviews with extremists to understand their experiences behind bars.

Paul Kenyon has shadowed the figures who have risen to positions of considerable influence in the Ukrainian conflict. His reporting includes profiles of individuals such as a former history instructor and a former businessman, now commandin…

Shelley Jofre’s inquiry delves into the circumstances that granted Jimmy Savile access to patients at Broadmoor Hospital, and explores the pathways by which the DJ cultivated such intimate connections with the core of British society.

The 2014 World Cup is taking place in Brazil, yet the anticipation surrounding the event has been dimmed by widespread and often violent demonstrations concerning the escalating expenses of hosting the games.

A Panorama investigation reveals that specialists in fields ranging from forensic handwriting analysis to CCTV interpretation and animal behavior were willing to facilitate deception for clients, openly violating their professional duties.

Richard Bilton speaks with families displaced by private landlords, exploring whether the government’s growing dependence on the private rental market is jeopardizing the well-being of those most vulnerable.

In a Panorama Special, Robert Peston examines the complexities surrounding the phone hacking trial that resulted in the conviction of Andy Coulson, former communications director for David Cameron.

Reporting from within two United States correctional facilities, Hilary Andersson discovers that the American prison system is increasingly tasked with housing a significant and growing population of individuals grappling with severe mental…

The rise of ISIS and its devastating impact on Iraq is the subject of a deep dive by Paul Wood. He gains unprecedented access, speaking with members of the group and witnessing the conflict firsthand. The question remains: will foreign figh…

Each day, five lives are lost on Britain’s roads, yet these tragedies rarely garner widespread attention. Does this indifference contribute to a deficiency in justice for those who have suffered loss, and for their families?

This is the account of a school's courageous effort to rehabilitate struggling students, rescuing them from academic failure and guiding them toward achievement in examinations.

Alison Holt’s reporting delves into the deeply troubling issue of child grooming and sexual exploitation, a crisis that has inflicted lasting damage on countless lives in the South Yorkshire town of Rotherham for over two decades.

Vladimir Putin faces accusations of initiating an unprovoked war against Ukraine. With anxieties escalating over the potential for broader conflict, John Sweeney confronts the Russian leader regarding the violence unfolding in Ukraine.

As Scotland prepares to vote, reporter Allan Little examines the forces that have reshaped the debate over independence in the last four decades, and how this issue has increasingly shaped the landscape of British politics.

Following the Scottish referendum, Panorama returns to the lives of everyday citizens who shaped that pivotal moment.

Jane Corbin delves into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, venturing deep into the subterranean tunnels where fierce fighting has taken place.

Each year, the United Kingdom experiences over 3,000 stillbirths. In a report by Panorama, Paul Kenyon profiles the doctors and nurses who believe they have the potential to prevent hundreds of these tragedies annually.

Across Britain, a significant number of workers earn insufficient wages to meet basic living expenses, with some struggling so severely they lack the means for adequate nutrition. Richard Bilton speaks with individuals navigating the precar…

UKIP, with its dedicated following, has stirred the political landscape, drawing voters away from established parties and even persuading Conservative Members of Parliament to switch allegiances. Reporter Darragh MacIntyre delves into this …

As the withdrawal of American, British, and other NATO troops from Afghanistan nears completion, *Panorama* has secured unprecedented access to a Taliban stronghold.

Within the meticulously crafted world of *Panorama*, a remarkable story unfolds: that of a man rendered paralyzed who regains the ability to walk. This extraordinary recovery stems from a groundbreaking transplant employing regenerative cel…

A clandestine inquiry has surfaced, casting doubt on the ethical foundations of greyhound racing and the trustworthiness of its own regulatory oversight. Daniel Foggo reports on the findings.

It has been eleven years since Charlene Downes, a schoolgirl from Blackpool, vanished. Now, Shelley Jofre examines the enduring failure to bring her killer to account.

John Sweeney of Panorama delves into allegations that journalist Mazher Mahmood, infamously known as the Fake Sheikh, manufactured criminal scenarios and falsified evidence.

For a month, Panorama accompanied Dr. Javid Abdelmoneim, a physician born in Britain, to Sierra Leone. They documented his work at an Ebola treatment center operated by Médecins Sans Frontières.

Andrew Verity speaks with entrepreneurs who maintain their ventures were unjustly dismantled as a consequence of the actions taken by banks rescued through government bailouts.

Panorama presents disturbing footage and corroborating evidence of domestic violence, alongside testimonies from wives, mothers, and children who have suffered the less visible forms of non-physical abuse within the home.

Colin Norris, a nurse from Scotland, is currently incarcerated with a sentence of at least thirty years for the killing of four elderly patients. Recent evidence brought to light by Mark Daly has raised serious questions about the validity …

In a revealing exposé, Richard Bilton investigates the realities faced by those who manufacture the iPhone 6 in China and the children toiling in perilous Indonesian tin mines.