Panorama S44E08 · Episode 8

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1. 1 1. Boozing for Britain1996-01-08Alcohol abuse is responsible for up to 40,000 deaths every year in Britain, as well as domestic incidents, absenteeism and crime.
2. 2 2. Episode 21996-01-15
3. 3 3. From Cradle to Grave: Paying for the Future1996-01-22Tonight, in the first programme of a special two part investigation on the reality of the welfare state, reporter Stephen Bradshaw looks at broken promises. Like families having to
4. 4 4. From Cradle to Grave: Paying for the Future1996-01-29The 2nd programme of a two-part investigation into the welfare state. Stephen Bradshaw looks at the implications of the middle classes increasingly looking to private insurance for
5. 5 5. Episode 51996-02-05
6. 6 6. Episode 61996-02-12
7. 7 7. Did the NHS Fail?1996-02-19On 8 December last year, a 10 yr old boy from Stockport, Nicholas Geldard died in a Leeds hospital. In his last hours he was taken to 4 different hospitals; refused an intensive ca
8. 8 8. Episode 81996-02-26
9. 9 9. Empress on the Rocks1996-03-04The stranding of the Sea Empress oil tanker at the mouth of the Cleddau Estuary off Milford Haven in February 1996 resulted in 72,000 tonnes of crude oil and 370 tonnes of heavy fu
10. 10 10. War Crime - Five Days in Hell1996-03-11The Bosnian Serb army stand accused of some of the worst war crimes to be committed since the end of the Second World War. Panorama tells the inside story of what really happened w
11. 11 11. A Ray Of Hope1996-03-18Gerry Northam presents a programme looking at controversy surrounding perceived results of drugs trials on AZT (marketed as Retrovir) since early 1980's, which have been interprete
12. 12 12. High Society?1996-03-25As part of the week-long series Dealing with Drugs, a look at the increasing use of recreational drugs, not just among the young, but among the professional middle-classes. Is soci
13. 13 13. Death of a Principle1996-04-01Last year nearly 200 people were publicly beheaded in Saudi Arabia, yet the British Government does not criticise its closest Middle East ally. John Ware reports on Britain's relat
14. 14 14. Episode 141996-04-15
15. 15 15. The X-Ray Files1996-04-22
16. 16 16. Battle of the Bonuses1996-04-29
17. 17 17. A Life in Limbo1996-05-13Thomas Creedon was born severely brain-damaged. Unable to see or hear, he was kept alive only through modern medicine. His parents were prepared to take their case to the high cour
18. 18 18. Episode 181996-05-20
19. 19 19. Hard Lessons1996-06-03Are our children being let down by primary school education? New research suggests that over the last 25 years, standards in maths have fallen noticeably. Vivian White reports on w
20. 20 20. Russian Elections1996-06-10
21. 21 21. Mad Cows and Englishmen - The Making of the Beef Crisis1996-06-17So far BSE has meant the deaths of 160,000 cows and may lead to the condition Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease in humans. As the Government's handling of the "mad cow" crisis threatens to
22. 22 22. Animal Transplants1996-06-24
23. 23 23. Off the Rails?1996-07-01In the brave new world of privatised railways, it's cheaper to send trains by road than by rail. New owners of the track charge operators so much that many prefer to load them onto
24. 24 24. Scandal at County Hall1996-07-08
25. 25 25. The Drugs Olympics1996-07-15Swifter, higher, stronger is the Olympic motto but has the athlete's ultimate dream to win gold created a culture of world-class cheats? Tom Mangold talks to Olympic athletes en ro
26. 26 26. Dunblane - The Legacy1996-09-16Panorama begins with this report on the aftermath of the massacre when Thomas Hamilton killed 16 children and their teacher at Dunblane Primary School. Jane Franchi talks to famili
27. 27 27. Episode 271996-09-23
28. 28 28. Have They Got News for You1996-09-30The spin doctors politicians rely upon to influence the news have been called "the men in the dark" . Do they help politicians float stories that can later be denied, or simply pro
29. 29 29. The Billion Dollar Man1996-10-07Sir James Goldsmith is a billionaire at the gate of British politics - a financier who intends spending huge amounts of money promoting the Referendum Party at the next general ele
30. 30 30. Episode 301996-10-14
31. 31 31. Episode 311996-10-21
32. 32 32. On the Trail of the Real Bill Clinton1996-10-28As America prepares to vote for its next President and the candidates' election campaigns roll towards their conclusion, Edward Stourton journeys across the country on the trail of
33. 33 33. Violent Women1996-11-04Statistics show that British women are committing more and more violent crimes. Panorama investigates the shift in the traditional role of women as victims or accessories to crime
34. 34 34. Episode 341996-11-11
35. 35 35. Broken Hearts1996-11-18Martin Bashir reports on what seems to be a widescale ignorance of the easily-treatable Kawasaki disease, the biggest cause of heart disease among children in the western world.
36. 36 36. Your Pound In Their Pocket: Panorama's Tax Bombshell1996-11-25Tonight, Peter Jay contrasts political rhetoric of last 20 years with realities of tax burden, to discover if anything has changed.
37. 37 37. Episode 371996-12-02
38. 38 38. The Price Is Wrong1996-12-09With Christmas imminent. Panorama investigates allegations that the prices of hi-fi's, televisions and fridges are being kept artificially high. and reporter John Ware explains why