Panorama examines the contest to win the allegiance of British Muslims. Reporter John Ware speaks with individuals striving to present an interpretation of Islam that resonates with British values.

Tesco faces a confluence of difficulties: dwindling customer numbers, a declining share price, and a sharp reduction in profits. Adding to these woes, the company is currently under criminal investigation regarding its accounting practices.…

Across Britain, young women face the painful reality of forced marriage. In Pakistan, Jane Corbin travels with a team from the British High Commission, documenting a rescue operation to save a victim from this oppressive practice.

Vivian White chronicles a week within the chaotic heart of the accident and emergency department at the University Hospital of North Tees in Stockton, offering a stark view of the National Health Service as it confronts escalating demands.

In a revealing account, journalist Richard Bilton exposes how the nation's largest bank facilitated tax avoidance schemes for some of its most affluent clients. The article then poses the question of why these individuals, engaged in tax ev…

Panorama profiles cancer patients at the forefront of innovative drug therapies, gaining access to cutting-edge trials at the Royal Marsden and the Institute of Cancer Research.

In a report for Panorama, Paul Kenyon journeys to meet the children undertaking the perilous migration route, some no older than seven years of age, considered one of the most dangerous journeys in the world.

In the opening installment of a four-part Panorama series, Fergal Keane explores the enduring power of familial bonds, community spirit, and national identity, probing the forces that hold contemporary Britain together.

Mariella Frostup reports in the second installment of Panorama's four-part series exploring the mood of voters ahead of the general election. She examines the evolving significance of home in contemporary Britain. For generations, homeowner…

In the latest installment of Panorama’s four-part exploration of voter sentiment ahead of the general election, Clive Myrie poses a crucial question: Does contemporary Britain still offer meaningful employment?

As the general election draws near, the final installment of Panorama’s four-part series poses a question: can politicians deliver upon the most frequently offered promise of all – hope?

Raphael Rowe encounters a family navigating the complex legal system in a desperate fight for custody of their children, lacking the support of legal counsel. Budget cuts have eliminated crucial legal aid programs, forcing them to defend th…

At forty-four, Simon Jack inherited a grief as profound as the one that had claimed his father. His father’s death, a suicide, cast a long shadow. Now at the same age, Simon dedicates himself to understanding a troubling truth: why middle-a…

Alys Harte’s reporting exposes the predatory landlords who profit handsomely – millions of pounds extracted from public funds – by housing people in substandard and overcrowded conditions.

Journalist Richard Bacon embarks on a journey across the nation with statistician Nate Silver. With just ten days remaining until the election, can Silver offer insight into the likely outcome?

After a general election contest that proved to be among the most closely contested in recent decades, Jeremy Vine presents a special live edition of Panorama, broadcast from the center of Westminster.

Panorama examines the worldwide spread of antibiotic-resistant superbugs, exploring the danger they represent to contemporary medicine and the health of countless individuals across the globe. The report is by Fergus Walsh.

Accusations have long shadowed the British security forces, alleging their complicity in numerous killings that occurred during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Reporter Darragh MacIntyre delves into this complex history.

Panorama offers an intimate look at Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's First Minister, exploring the ascent of a leader whose decisions profoundly shape the future of the United Kingdom.

Mark Daly examines the issue of doping within track and field, focusing on claims made against Alan Wells, Alberto Salazar, and Galen Rupp—accusations that each of them vehemently rejects.

A fresh wave of genetically modified crops is gaining acceptance, with researchers suggesting they offer a vital tool for addressing food scarcity in developing nations. Have those who actively oppose genetic modification inadvertently cau…

Almost a year has passed since a devastating report exposed the abuse of 1400 children in Rotherham. Journalist Alison Holt, who originally reported on the issue for Panorama, revisits the town.

BBC reporter Tom Martienssen presents his footage from Mount Everest, captured in the aftermath of the devastating Nepalese earthquake. The images reveal a compelling narrative of remarkable rescue efforts intertwined with profound loss.

More than a year following the abduction of 276 schoolgirls from Chibok, Nigeria, Tulip Mazumdar seeks out those who have managed to flee Boko Haram's grasp—the women and girls who have survived.

In Athens and Rhodes, Richard Bilton encounters families whose lives have been irrevocably altered by the economic collapse and political turmoil of the Greek crisis.

The National Health Service confronts a critical struggle for its future. Over six months, a Panorama special filmed in Liverpool offers a firsthand account from the heart of the effort to preserve this vital institution.

As the anniversary of last summer’s fierce conflict in Gaza arrived, filmmaker Adam Wishart journeyed to Jerusalem and took a ride on the city’s recently constructed, and much debated, railway.

Panorama explores the harsh realities faced by young people experiencing homelessness in a town where poverty is widespread, affecting nearly a quarter of all households. The program delves into their lives, seeking to understand the challe…

On June 26th, thirty-zero of the victims were British among the thirty-eight tourists gunned down in a savage act of terror on a Tunisian beach. In a new report, Panorama’s Jane Corbin recounts the remarkable experiences of those who were t…

To what extent is the fight against terrorism justifiable? Panorama speaks with individuals who authorized, oversaw, and carried out waterboarding within clandestine CIA facilities across the globe.

Dozens of postal workers have faced prosecution by the Post Office following discrepancies revealed by their own computer systems, indicating unaccounted-for funds. Reporter John Sweeney’s investigation delves into this troubling series of …

The desire for a place at the UK's most academically rigorous state schools consistently exceeds the available spaces, transforming the school admissions process into a fiercely competitive struggle. This is the focus of a Panorama investig…

Through intimate access to Jeremy Corbyn, journalist John Ware unveils the unlikely ascent of a man who, seemingly from obscurity, seized control of the Labour Party’s leadership contest.

A technological revolution looms over Britain. Reporter Rohan Silva examines workplaces already embracing these advancements, questioning whether this progress should inspire apprehension.

With the Rugby World Cup commencing, former international player John Beattie delves into the connection between the game and neurological trauma.

Amidst the significant shifts in population movement across European borders, Panorama reporter John Sweeney has embedded himself with those undertaking the arduous journeys.

Edward Snowden, the individual behind the most significant disclosure of classified intelligence documents in history, has granted his first interview to the BBC's Panorama program.

Panorama delves into startling claims of historical child abuse and murder, implicating figures among Britain's most influential.

With the United Kingdom maintaining the highest imprisonment rate in Western Europe, Panorama accompanies Michael Gove, the government minister overseeing British prisons, on a fact-finding journey to Texas.

Carrie Gracie, the BBC’s China editor, charts the remarkable ascent of President Xi Jinping, tracing his path from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of absolute authority.

Faced with severe reductions in bed availability due to funding cuts, Panorama journeys into one of the United Kingdom’s most extensive frontline mental health trusts.

Across the United Kingdom, physicians are increasingly prescribing potent painkillers, often with a high potential for addiction. Declan Lawn encounters individuals whose lives have become entangled with these medications, battling dependen…

The personal information of millions of customers has been compromised in breaches affecting companies such as Talk Talk. But how do cybercriminals acquire this data? Reporter Daniel Foggo gains access to the individuals capable of breachin…

Panorama examines the narratives of individuals caught in the escalating violence that gripped Paris, while also investigating the growing indications of international connections to the events.

Volkswagen deceived the global community with a scheme to manipulate emissions testing. Richard Westcott’s investigation reveals the company's use of sophisticated computer software to conceal the true level of pollution produced by its veh…

Panorama has revealed corruption within one of Britain’s largest corporations. In an investigation by reporter Richard Bilton, evidence has emerged detailing how company employees engaged in bribery of civil servants and politicians through…

Journalist Andrew Jennings turned his attention to Sepp Blatter's FIFA, a deep dive that encompassed an FBI investigation, the controversial bid to host the World Cup in Qatar, and the extent of Blatter’s knowledge regarding corruption with…

Mobeen Azhar has joined Police Superintendent Ijaz and his team, known as the Taliban Hunters, in their efforts to reassert control over Karachi.