Tina Daheley, a seasoned reporter, exposes the hidden practices within the takeaway industry. Her investigation reveals how producers routinely circumvent planning regulations and disregard food safety laws.

Richard Bilton examines the events at Gosport War Memorial Hospital in the wake of an official inquiry. The inquiry revealed that over 450 patients died there prematurely.

Adrian Chiles spends a pivotal two weeks in the heart of Westminster, observing Members of Parliament to discern the true drivers of power. He investigates whether political allegiance consistently takes precedence over the nation's well-be…

Catrin Nye examines the burgeoning role of digital influencers within advertising, exploring the evolving effects of this novel marketing approach on audiences.

A growing number of young people are now seeking to understand and express their gender identity. Medical professionals, however, remain at odds regarding optimal approaches to support them. What does the available research actually tell us…

Samantha Poling delves into one of Scotland's most notorious unsolved crimes, probing the enduring question of why Emma Caldwell’s death has never yielded accountability. Her investigation exposes significant failures within the police hand…

In a secluded corner of the countryside, Chris Clements uncovers narratives of lives fractured by the escalating crisis of illegally sourced prescription drug abuse purchased through online channels.

Richard Bilton speaks with the landlord orchestrating the eviction of ninety families, a move driven by profit from his expanding property holdings. He gains insight into the reality faced by those about to be displaced.

Panorama examines the controversy gripping Academy schools.

With the nation poised to choose the company that will construct the UK’s future communications infrastructure, Panorama turns its attention to one of the world’s most significant and contentious corporations.

Justin Rowlatt presents the most comprehensive account yet of the three days of chaos that gripped Gatwick, and conducts the first detailed interview with the airport since the disruption. He investigates the unanswered questions: Why has t…

Panorama has examined cases of child sexual abuse that were, for years, overlooked by senior figures within the Church of England.

A growing difficulty plagues access to general practitioners throughout Britain: securing a consultation is proving increasingly challenging as local surgeries close due to a critical lack of physicians. Will the government’s latest initiat…

In 1991, Amar survived the devastating napalm attacks of Saddam Hussein's forces. Now, after three decades, he returns to Iraq with a singular purpose: to locate his family.

Consider the journey of the salmon on your plate. Panorama delves into the £1 billion industry that yields the UK’s most popular food export and its most beloved fish.

A Panorama investigation has entered a hospital serving adults with vulnerabilities, exposing instances of patients being subjected to mockery, taunts, and intimidation by members of staff. Olivia Davies reports on the disturbing findings.

The expanding scope of social care is exposing deep flaws within the system, a growing challenge as the population ages and an increasing number require assistance with daily tasks.

Reporter Mayeni Jones is investigating a troubling energy transaction, one marked by clandestine payments to the family of a prominent politician. The deal raises serious questions about influence and potential corruption.

As care homes dwindle and a national crisis in caregiving deepens, Panorama examines the plight of vulnerable individuals facing the heartbreaking prospect of losing their homes to fund their essential care.

As alcohol-related mortality rates climb, Adrian Chiles examines the established risks of drinking and questions why the industry responsible for producing alcohol withholds crucial information.

Fiona Phillips examines several lenders who emerged to fill the void left by the failure of payday loan firm Wonga.

Following a hard-fought campaign and a series of eliminations, only two candidates remain in the contest for the premiership. As they enter the final stages of their bid, the BBC’s deputy political editor John Pienaar poses a question: can …

As a no-deal Brexit appears increasingly probable, journalist Jane Corbin journeys across the country to assess the potential ramifications for everyday people and to determine whether adequate preparations have been made.

John Ware, a Panorama reporter, ventures into the heart of the anti-Semitism controversy that has consumed Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party.

Sima Kotecha encountered parents and activists from Islamic and other religious groups demonstrating against the inclusion of LGBT relationships in the school curriculum.

For the first time, figures in politics and negotiation on both sides of the English Channel recount the pivotal events that led to Theresa May's delayed Brexit and ultimately, her departure from power.

From Alabama, Hilary Andersson reports on a nationwide effort: twelve U.S. states are now actively seeking to dismantle the constitutional right to abortion.

In a probing investigation, reporter Richard Bilton examines the critical shortcomings of the Boeing 737 Max and questions whether the company could have taken further measures to ensure passenger safety.

Stacey Dooley journeys to northern Syria, a region under Kurdish control, to visit the holding camps there. It is within these camps that she encounters Western women who had traveled from their home countries to join the group known as the…

The British betting industry is experiencing a surge in growth. Losses incurred at the hands of betting companies have nearly doubled over the past ten years, yet a crucial question remains: are bookmakers doing adequately to safeguard vuln…

With the return of students to classrooms this week, Panorama poses a question: have we reached a critical juncture in the provision of educational resources?

This Panorama special documents the West Midlands Police's efforts to dismantle what authorities have identified as the largest human trafficking operation ever apprehended in the United Kingdom.

Chanell Wallace, haunted by the loss of her brother to a stabbing when she was just eleven years old, now encounters young people in communities where knife-carrying has become an unsettlingly commonplace reality.

One year after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Panorama presents an investigation into the horrific circumstances of his murder within the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul.

Panorama delves into the lucrative world of products promising men strategies for attracting partners, infiltrating a self-proclaimed seduction "bootcamp" to expose its methods.

Achieving the government’s emissions reduction goals will necessitate significant alterations to our lifestyles – how we live, how we travel, and what we consume. Yet, the true impact of these changes remains a question.

Richard Bilton delves into the concealed realm inhabited by those who manage investment funds.

In a revealing exposé, reporter Andy Verity details the methods by which illicit funds are laundered within the United Kingdom.

Across the United Kingdom, David Dimbleby journeys to explore the factors shaping what promises to be one of the most intensely contested and unpredictable elections of his fifty-year career as a political journalist.

The airline industry proclaims a commitment to sustainability, aiming to curb carbon emissions and contribute to environmental preservation. Justin Rowlatt examines these initiatives, questioning whether the industry's pledges match their a…

The government has declared an end to its inquiries into alleged war crimes committed in Iraq and Afghanistan, all without a single service member facing prosecution. This decision raises serious questions about potential concealment within…

A panorama unfolds, revealing the inner workings of China's re-education camps – facilities where over a million individuals have been confined, representing one of the most extensive instances of mass detention in modern times.

With Prince Andrew withdrawing from his public roles, Panorama speaks with those who were harmed by his former associate, Jeffrey Epstein, a man convicted of offenses against children.

Journalist Catrin Nye journeys back to Wales to investigate whether the implementation of Universal Credit continues to present challenges for those most in need.

Greg McKenzie is examining allegations of financial impropriety leveled against the Salvation Proclaimers Anointed Church, a charitable organization focused on combating gang violence and crime.