- 2026
A stellar cast of historians and experts follow the painstaking efforts to bring this priceless work of art back to the UK, where experts believe it was made, for...
- 2025
Joe Wicks and Dr. Chris van Tulleken have an outrageous plan: to expose the truth of ultra-processed food by selling the UK’s most dangerous health bar, designed to convince...
- 2025
As Diddy finally faces a trial for alleged sex crimes, we meet those closest to him to ask why the allegations remained hidden for so long and why it...
- 2024
Tomatoes made with forced labour in China are likely to be finding their way into supermarkets across Europe. A million were detained in Xinjiang province, and witnesses say they...
- 2023
From referendums to resignations, Laura Kuenssberg has had a ringside seat for politics at its most chaotic. She asks if the system is broken – and can it ever...
- 2023
The story Iran has tried to hide from the world – the brutal reality of the recent street protests, told through videos of ordinary citizens. ...
- 2022
For Panorama, ahead of Sue Gray’s report into parties in Government buildings, Laura Kuenssberg investigates what went on under Boris Johnson’s roof during lockdown. on...
- 2021
Rachel Nickell was murdered on Wimbledon Common in 1992, with her toddler son Alex the only witness. Almost 30 years later, Alex revisits his mum’s killing. ...
- 2021
An investigation into how Savile used the system to facilitate his criminal abuse, through the eyes of those who investigated him. Reviews ...
- 2019
To mark Remembrance Day 2019, David Lammy MP explores the decisions taken to deny individual memorials for thousands of Black Africans who died in their own continent serving the...
- 2019
The “hostile environment” of the Windrush Scandal isn’t the first time the British Caribbean community has had to fight to be seen as British. David Olusoga opens secret government...
- 2019
Abused By My Girlfriend tells the remarkable story of Alex Skeel, a 23-year-old man from Bedford who survived an abusive relationship with his girlfriend Jordan Worth. Combining observational filming...
- 2018
A look behind the scenes as the UK’s biggest theme park prepares a new, multi-million-pound roller coaster, Wicker Man, the first new wooden roller coaster to launch in the...
- 2015
This notoriously secretive, privately-owned super brand has opened its doors. We discover what makes it tick, meet some of its key people and reveal more about the company DNA...
- 2011
TV presenter Jasmine Harman takes us on an emotional, frustrating, heart-warming journey which at times is even funny as she attempts to help her mother, an extreme hoarder, clear...
- 2006
Sighthill Primary School sits in the shadows of the huge high-rise towers of the Sighthill Estate in Glasgow. As the housing estate is cleared out for demolition, the children...
- 2004
A shocking look into the private life of Frankie Howerd. One of Britain’s best-loved comedians considered assistants, photographers and journalists fair game. Howerd risked his career and, on occasions,...
- 2002
A sophisticated examination of what it means to be Black in Australia today through the dynamic portrayal of five extraordinary Indigenous women. Reviews ...
- 2001
My Mother India tells the story of a mixed marriage set against the tumultuous backdrop of modern Indian history. With an Indian father who collects kitsch calendars, an Australian...
- 2000
Bondage mistress, MaxX Ginnane, takes us behind closed doors to meet her Japanese counterparts at work. Sexy, rebellious, sophisticated and talented, these women are calling their own shots not...
- 1999
The youth of Sydney’s Pacific Islander communities express how they feel about the difficulties they encounter from strict traditional rules, to racism on the streets and at school. It...
- 1997
An exploration of the youth in Hong Kong in the lead up to the 1997 Hong Kong changeover from Britain to mainland China. What are their expectations and fears...
- 1996
An innovative documentary which follows five young people of Non-English Speaking Background as they experience the ‘hyper-reality’ of being born into families with cultures different to mainstream Australian culture....
