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Long-running factual programme reporting on all aspects of life in Britain.

Where to Watch Panorama • 1997

39 Episodes

  • Medicine's Missing Millions
    A1
    Medicine's Missing MillionsThe NHS is strapped for cash, yet hospital managers and doctors agree that moving some services onto single sites could release huge sums which could be spent on patient care. But there is resistance to closures and other reforms.
  • Drug Crime
    A2
    Drug CrimeThe first of a two-part investigation into evidence which suggests there is a revolution in crime fuelled by drug addiction.
  • Crime and Punishment
    A3
    Crime and PunishmentThe second of two special reports, this week asking if tougher prison sentences really cut crime. Gavin Hewitt reports.
  • The Great Euro Debate
    A4
    The Great Euro DebateBritain will soon have to decide whether to join a single currency in Europe. David Dimbleby invites key commentators, leaders of industry and a studio audience to discuss the questions that may determine the country's future.
  • Missing Mum
    A5
    Missing MumCan working women successfully balance their careers and family? New research suggests that children, of working mothers are more likely to suffer from behavioural problems and gain lower exam scores than those whose mothers stay at home.
  • Facing Up to Genocide - Valentina's Story
    A6
    Facing Up to Genocide - Valentina's StoryUpdating his 1994 report on the killing of Tutsis in Rwanda, Fergal Keane returns to the country to tell the story of 13-year-old Valentina.
  • The Copper Ring
    A7
    The Copper RingAs Yasuo Hamanaka comes to trial in Tokyo, Michael Robinson investigates the western brokers who made millions from his speculation on the international copper market. In a tale of market manipulation and unfair pricing on a grand scale.
  • Predators
    A8
    PredatorsIt is the name given to the most dangerous inmates in British prisons today, and psychopaths are generally considered to be untreatable. Panorama examines the minds of these men, and investigates if successful treatment is possible.
  • U-Turn
    A9
    U-TurnAs Britain's road network reaches saturation point forecasters predict an increase in gridlock, road rage and pollution. New roads designed to ease the pressure on existing routes quickly fill up with traffic.
  • Hear No Evil
    A10
    Hear No EvilInvestigation into paedophilia in children's homes in North-West.
  • Abortion: Behind Closed Doors
    A11
    Abortion: Behind Closed DoorsAlthough it has been legally available for 30 years, and has become one of the most common operations performed, abortion remains controversial and is often kept secret. Now some campaigners want to make abortion an election issue.
  • The Leader Interview: Tony Blair
    A12
    The Leader Interview: Tony BlairThe first of four Panorama specials in which David Dimbleby conducts live interviews with the leaders of the three main political parties. Tonight's guest is Tony Blair.
  • The Leader Interview: Dafydd Wigley/Alex Salmond
    A13
    The Leader Interview: Dafydd Wigley/Alex SalmondTonight's guests are Dafydd Wigley, leader of Plaid Cymru, and Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National Party.
  • The Leader Interview: Paddy Ashdown
    A14
    The Leader Interview: Paddy AshdownThe third of four programmes in which David Dimbleby conducts live interviews with the leaders of the main political parties. Tonight's guest is the leader of the Liberal Democrats Paddy Ashdown.
  • The Leader Interview: John Major
    A15
    The Leader Interview: John MajorThe last of four programmes putting the leaders of the main political parties under the spotlight. Tonight, David Dimbleby interviews the Prime Minister and Conservative leader, John Major.
  • Water Torture
    A16
    Water TortureHow water industry makes money.
  • The Terror Network
    A17
    The Terror NetworkInvestigation into Iranian terrorist network.
  • A Costly Cure?
    A18
    A Costly Cure?Potential problems of radiotherapy treatment.
  • Yesterday's Men?
    A19
    Yesterday's Men?On eve of vote for a new leader, a look back at Major's premiership.
  • Down the Tube
    A20
    Down the TubeAn investigation into the London Underground system reveals 40-year-old trains, signals and tracks that have been patched up since the war, and 100-year-old tunnels that are crumbling.
  • Prescription for Fraud
    A21
    Prescription for FraudA National Health Service prescription form is supposed to provide the sick with free medicine, but in the hands of crooked doctors and chemists it has become the key to a multi-million pound fraud.
  • Kill Or Cure
    A22
    Kill Or CurePrescribed by the NHS and distributed by health workers, the drug methadone is designed to help wean addicts off heroin. But it is also a powerful and dangerous narcotic which is linked to the deaths of hundreds of young people every year.
  • The Fall Of Flight 800
    A23
    The Fall Of Flight 800An investigation into reason for crash of TWA 800.
  • Migrant Mafia
    A24
    Migrant MafiaA report on illegal immigrants smuggled into Britain.
  • The Scottish Parliament
    A25
    The Scottish ParliamentDavid Dimbleby presents a special live edition of Panorama from Edinburgh on the eve of the historic voting which could give Scotland its own Parliament.
  • Diana - The Last Day
    A26
    Diana - The Last DayA Mercedes has crashed in a tunnel in Paris. A princess and her companion are dead.
  • Playing with Fire
    A27
    Playing with FireAn investigation into increase in number of young arsonists in Britain.
  • Hard Labour
    A28
    Hard LabourGovernment policy on single-parent families.
  • The Ultimate Taboo
    A29
    The Ultimate TabooChild sexual abuse by women may be more prevalent than people care to admit. Panorama talks to victims, to offenders and to experts who believe it is time to acknowledge the true extent of the problem. Su Pennington reports.
  • Crisis In Care: Safe In Their Hands
    A30
    Crisis In Care: Safe In Their HandsReport on controversial NHS care in community program.
  • Crisis In Care: A Risk Worth Taking
    A31
    Crisis In Care: A Risk Worth TakingIn the second of two reports on the Health Service, Panorama highlights problems facing hospitals this winter as a result of increasing waiting lists and an acute shortage of beds.
  • Gay Times
    A32
    Gay TimesVivian White reports on changes in political attitudes to issues such as gays in the military and homosexual marriage, parenting and education.
  • The Surrogate
    A33
    The SurrogateAn exclusive report on case of surrogate mother Karen Roche.
  • The British Disease
    A34
    The British DiseaseThe presence of new variant CJD in British blood supplies.
  • The People's Monarchy?
    A35
    The People's Monarchy?A report on Royal Family's plans for future of Monarchy.
  • Myra Hindley
    A36
    Myra HindleyThirty-one years on, should life still mean life for Myra Hindley?
  • The Greenhouse Wars
    A37
    The Greenhouse WarsThe earth's heating up, our weather's becoming more extreme, scientists warn man is to blame. Tonight on Panorama will our leaders seize this chance to save the earth or will they squander it in the greenhouse wars.
  • The Money Game
    A38
    The Money GameHow football, glory game, has become money game.
  • The Sky's The Limit
    A39
    The Sky's The LimitA debate over Britain's new Eurofighter aircraft.

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