Business journalist Adam Shaw examines the government's proposals for investing millions of pounds in revitalizing struggling town centers.

Documents obtained under sensitive circumstances expose the systematic exploitation of a once-impoverished nation by its former rulers. By Richard Bilton.

Richard Bilton investigates the controversial concept of "smart" motorways – roadways where the hard shoulder is converted into a permanent traffic lane. He examines these systems closely, raising questions about their actual safety.

Journalist Callum Tulley encountered some of the increasing number of individuals residing in temporary housing.

Ellie Flynn, a reporter, spoke with the family of Callie Lewis, who died by suicide while under the care of the National Health Service. Her investigation reveals a profound inadequacy in the mental health support provided by the organizati…

Panorama examines Amazon's ascent to become a corporate behemoth, questioning whether our enthusiastic embrace of the company conceals a more troubling reality.

Mark Daly, a seasoned reporter, is examining newly surfaced accusations concerning Alberto Salazar, the coach who guided Mo Farah to Olympic success.

Panorama ventures into the heart of a criminal call center, exposing the methods employed by scammers to deceive their targets.

Panorama examines the reasons behind the Department for Work and Pensions' significant loss record in disability discrimination cases at employment tribunals.

A decline has settled upon Britain's bus services. Richard Bilton journeys from one end of the country to the other, seeking to understand the cause.

Panorama examines Britain's response to its most significant crisis since the Second World War, questioning whether the government's approach to containing the virus is adequate.

Panorama examines the financial repercussions of Covid-19. In this report, Richard Bilton chronicles the struggle to safeguard the United Kingdom’s economy from an unprecedented crisis.

Richard Bilton spoke with individuals among the most vulnerable to the coronavirus, people advised to confine themselves to their homes for a period of at least three months.

As the government's nationwide lockdown stretched into its fourth week, designed to safeguard lives and bolster the National Health Service, Jane Corbin ventured to the heart of the crisis. From the front lines of a Coventry hospital, she o…

Has the government failed those frontline health workers battling the coronavirus? Reporter Richard Bilton examines the delays and errors that may have endangered the lives of National Health Service staff.

Panorama journeys to the forefront of scientific inquiry, probing the question of when a victory over the virus will be achieved, and when life can truly return to its familiar rhythm.

*Panorama chronicles the trials of entrepreneurs and essential workers navigating the lockdown, charting a course from the courier who gathers suspected Covid-19 samples to the funeral director tasked with preparing the deceased.*

Panorama delves into the conditions within Greek migrant camps during the Covid-19 lockdown, with experts cautioning of a heightened risk of dangerous outbreaks within these confined spaces.

Reports from New York City paint a grim picture, questioning the high toll of over 16,000 deaths from coronavirus in a metropolis renowned for its advanced medical facilities.

Panorama has exposed a systematic concealment of evidence related to wrongful convictions by the Post Office.

Following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, thousands have taken to the streets in protest against racism. Clive Myrie considers whether this event might finally catalyze lasting change in America's fraught relationship with race.

Panorama has uncovered a far-reaching international network of neo-Nazis, revealing its recruitment efforts within the United Kingdom. Reporter Daniel De Simone details the network's global operations.

Richard Bilton, a reporter for the publication, examines the swift growth in our capacity for Covid-19 testing. He questions whether the nation has achieved the exceptional service promised by the Prime Minister.

Panorama examines concerns that the coronavirus pandemic has triggered a crisis within cancer care, potentially leading to thousands of additional deaths.

Over the last fifteen years, Scotland has witnessed a remarkable decrease in violent crime. The secret to this success is explored in a film by Kate Silverton, which follows the work of Police Scotland’s Violence Reduction Unit.

In Salford, Panorama observes a city emerging from lockdown, striving to reawaken its workforce. Yet, with the local council facing imminent bankruptcy, a critical question lingers: can essential services endure?

Panorama examines the scientific counsel that informed governmental decisions during the initial phases of the coronavirus pandemic.

Carrie Gracie examines the possibility that China concealed vital details regarding the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic from the global community.

"Panorama" chronicles the unfolding tragedy within care homes, where staff fought desperately to shield residents from the relentless virus. For months, cameras gained access to two distinct facilities, exposing the unwavering dedication of…

Since lockdown commenced, nearly a quarter of a million babies have entered the world in the United Kingdom. Stacey Dooley reports from Bradford Royal Infirmary, exploring how the pandemic is reshaping the experience of pregnancy and childb…

Our eating habits, and the methods we employ to acquire food, are undergoing a significant shift. Nearly five months into the lockdown, Panorama reporter Tom Heap examines the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic on Britain’s largest m…

Victoria Derbyshire explores the impact of the coronavirus lockdown on individuals confined with abusive partners, speaking with some who found the opportunity to escape their circumstances.

In Iran, families grapple with the uncertain fate of their loved ones, British citizens held in detention. Reporter Darragh MacIntyre speaks with these families, exploring the possibility that the settlement of a long-standing financial mat…

With the familiar rhythm of the school year resuming across England, reporter Sean Dilley examines the provisions made for young people with special educational needs within the system.

Panorama delves into one of the world's most harrowing industries: the trade in human organs.

Panorama has revealed confidential reports detailing how banks have inadequately addressed criminal activity. In a further investigation, reporter Richard Bilton exposes the private dealings of billionaires – transactions they would prefer …

Reports reaching Panorama detail a troubling picture from within the government's newly implemented coronavirus tracking system. Whistleblowers describe a landscape of disarray, technical malfunctions, pervasive confusion, and squandered re…

Panorama speaks with those who reside in the wake of Australia’s devastating bushfires from the previous year, questioning whether such occurrences are now destined to be commonplace.

Rianna Croxford examines the death of transport worker Belly Mujinga, prompted by reports that she had been subjected to acts of coughing and spitting by a passenger at London’s Victoria Station.

Colin Jackson delves into the often-unseen prevalence of eating disorders within British sports, questioning the responsibilities of those in authority to address this complex issue.

Kash Jones examines the enduring effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the lives of young people.

Tina Daheley examines the safety of TikTok, the social media platform that surged in popularity during lockdown, for the millions of young users who have embraced it.

Jane Corbin, a reporter for Panorama, travels to Liverpool to explore how residents are navigating the challenges of the strictest tier three coronavirus restrictions.

Joe Biden has secured the presidency. Reporter Hilary Andersson speaks with supporters of Donald Trump, those who maintain the election was fraudulent, and questions whether they will ever accept their incoming leader.

This is the remarkable account of a family’s odyssey, beginning in an unassuming American town and culminating in their immersion within the Islamic State, before their subsequent return.

Panorama examines the government's shared-ownership program, intended to help more people afford homes. However, the scheme has left some facing ever-increasing costs and substantial debt.

Panorama chronicles the struggles of businesses striving for survival amidst the pandemic, highlighting the immense pressure faced by those desperately attempting to safeguard jobs and their very way of life.

Justin Rowlatt journeys to communities across Britain, regions deeply affected by the year's exceptional weather. Unprecedented rainfall, intense sunshine, and prolonged periods of high heat have taken their toll, and he explores how these…

Fergus Walsh presents a detailed account of the creation of the Oxford vaccine against Covid-19. He carefully analyzes the trial data, assessing both the vaccine's effectiveness and its safety profile.