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2004

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A Fight To The Death

S52 E01 • Wednesday, Jan 21, 2004 • Jan 21

Whilst we await Lord Hutton's verdict, Panorama provides a factual account of the fight between the government and the BBC and some of the events surrounding it.

Tackling Tomorrow's Tearaways

S52 E02 • Sunday, Feb 22, 2004 • Feb 22

The Government is spending millions on schemes to identify children who may become tomorrow's criminals. The idea - if you get to kids young enough you can divert them from trouble.

Secrets of the Camps

S52 E03 • Sunday, Feb 29, 2004 • Feb 29

Panorama exposes the secret camps in Zimbabwe where Robert Mugabe's government trains thousands of youths to torture and kill.

What's the Point of the BBC?

S52 E04 • Sunday, Mar 7, 2004 • Mar 7

What is the BBC for? Is it too big, too commercial, dumbed down? Is it still a trusted public service broadcaster whose licence fee should be preserved? The government is asking for the public's views by the end of March.

Out of Guantanamo

S52 E05 • Wednesday, Mar 10, 2004 • Mar 10

In a Panorama Special, the story of two British families whose sons were held at Guantanamo and testimony about the treatment some detainees say they experienced there.

The Truth About Tax

S52 E06 • Sunday, Mar 14, 2004 • Mar 14

Tax is back in the news again - as pensioner protests grow against Council Tax, experts warn that taxes may have to go up, and the Conservative party argues for restraining public spending.

Terror: Are We Next?

S52 E07 • Sunday, Mar 21, 2004 • Mar 21

After the Madrid train bombs, Jane Corbin reveals how the war in Iraq has given Al Qaeda a new lease of life and investigates the terrorists' European connections.

Saddam on the Run

S52 E08 • Sunday, Mar 28, 2004 • Mar 28

In April 2003, as Saddam's statue was being toppled in Baghdad, US Marines were locked in a deadly gun battle with Saddam Hussein and his supporters just across the city. Yet their Ace of Spades escaped.

The Killers

S52 E09 • Sunday, Apr 4, 2004 • Apr 4

Ten years after he encountered the scene of a massacre in Rwanda during the genocide of 1994, Fergal Keane returns to investigate how ordinary men became pitiless killers, hearing of the slaughter given by the perpetrators themselves.

The Invisible Kids

S52 E10 • Sunday, May 9, 2004 • May 9

The problems of drug addiction have been known about in the UK for at least a generation. But there is one group of individuals, the most vulnerable group, who are the innocent victims of drug abuse - children of drug addicted parents.

London Under Attack

S52 E11 • Sunday, May 16, 2004 • May 16

This film is a mock exercise of what might happen in London if there was a terror attack now. In a unique fusion of drama, detailed research and expert discussion Panorama puts Britain's emergency plans to the test.

Shamed

S52 E12 • Wednesday, May 19, 2004 • May 19

Panorama reports on the scale of the abuse and torture of prisoners in Iraq and elsewhere. Jane Corbin investigates who had command responsibility for American and British forces implicated in this scandal and asks who knew what, when.

Couldn't Give a XXXX for Last Orders

S52 E13 • Sunday, Jun 6, 2004 • Jun 6

Cut-price booze and lax licensing laws have left many towns at the mercy of weekend binge-drinkers. As pressure mounts on the Gov't to intervene, Andy Davies asks if round-the-clock opening hours would lead to more sober drinking habits.

Covering Up

S52 E14 • Sunday, Jun 13, 2004 • Jun 13

Panorama looks at Muslim Identity in 2004, through the eyes of four young British Muslim women - who tell us why they are proud to cover up - to wear the hijab, and the veil.

The Superdollar Plot

S52 E15 • Sunday, Jun 20, 2004 • Jun 20

How a Birmingham criminal set in motion a huge undercover police operation after the US $100 bills he handed in at a bureau de change turned out to be the most sophisticated counterfeits ever produced.

Clinton: The Interview

S52 E16 • Tuesday, Jun 22, 2004 • Jun 22

In an exclusive and wide ranging interview for Panorama, David Dimbleby quizzes the former President on his record, his political passions and how his public and private lives clashed.

Can Condoms Kill?

S52 E17 • Sunday, Jun 27, 2004 • Jun 27

The Vatican claims condoms encourage promiscuity and do not effectively prevent the transmission of the HIV virus; Furthermore they claim there is science to prove it. Protesters and powerful critics argue otherwise.

A Failure of Intelligence

S52 E18 • Sunday, Jul 11, 2004 • Jul 11

How did Tony Blair make the case for war to the British people and to Parliament? The Panorama team investigates what the intelligence services and Mr. Blair knew, when they knew it - and what was left out.

Fighting for Care

S52 E19 • Sunday, Jul 18, 2004 • Jul 18

Why, even after a major government review, is one of this country's most vital care systems for frail, elderly people still being under-minded by delays, obstruction and injustice?

Buying the Games

S52 E20 • Wednesday, Aug 4, 2004 • Aug 4

With just days before the Olympics begin, one race has already started: to decide which city will host the Games in 2012. During a year-long investigation, reporter Justin Rowlatt went undercover to learn what it takes to get the Games.

School Siege: The Survivors' Stories

S52 E21 • Sunday, Sep 12, 2004 • Sep 12

The inside story of the Beslan school siege from some of those who survived. Damian Grammaticas, who covered the siege for the BBC, investigates what the terrorists did, and why they did it

Miracle Baby Grows Up

S52 E22 • Wednesday, Sep 22, 2004 • Sep 22

Mothers, doctors and children all contribute to a highly emotional debate about whether it is always right to save babies that are born on the edges of life - extremely premature babies.

Taken On Trust

S52 E23 • Sunday, Oct 3, 2004 • Oct 3

Are we being told the truth about the drugs we take? Shelley Jofre's investigation reveals that crucial safety information regarding a widely prescribed anti-depressant was missed for over a decade.

The Trouble with Sugar

S52 E24 • Sunday, Oct 10, 2004 • Oct 10

In May the World Health Organisation warned that there is a direct connection between eating too much sugar and a whole host of diseases linked to obesity. The sugar industry fought them all the way.

Your Child's Been Stabbed

S52 E25 • Sunday, Oct 17, 2004 • Oct 17

From flick knives to meat cleavers, more and more teenagers are carrying blades. Rageh Omaar takes to the streets to investigate why and finds there's more to it than parents might realise.

Families at War

S52 E26 • Sunday, Oct 24, 2004 • Oct 24

President Bush has pointed to his record in the "war on terror" as a reason why voters should re-elect him, but what do the families who lost loved ones on 11 September think of his action in Iraq and failure to catch Osama Bin Laden?

The Chosen One

S52 E27 • Sunday, Oct 31, 2004 • Oct 31

Few American presidents have been as pilloried and parodied as much as George W Bush. But as the US goes to the polls, why do so many of its citizens believe he deserves four more years in charge? Andy Davies reports from Florida.

Winner Takes All Britain?

S52 E28 • Sunday, Nov 7, 2004 • Nov 7

The top 1% of wage earners are taking an ever larger slice of the national income. Steve Bradshaw investigates whether Britain is becoming like a US winner-takes-all society, and asks should we appreciate them for creating wealth and jobs.

The New Killing Fields

S52 E29 • Sunday, Nov 14, 2004 • Nov 14

Are the people of Darfur in Sudan the latest victims of ethnic cleansing? Hillary Anderson goes behind rebel lines to uncover evidence of systematic killings on a horrifying scale.

2 Much 2 Young

S52 E30 • Sunday, Nov 21, 2004 • Nov 21

Welcome to the world of the tweens - that's the word marketing men have coined for children aged between eight and twelve. They say today's tweens are growing up faster than ever before.

What Happened Next?

S52 E31 • Sunday, Nov 28, 2004 • Nov 28

A programme showing the impact of some of Panorama's documentaries of 2004. The subjects included the Olympic Games, Seroxat, the rise of knife crime among children and dementia and continuing care.

Panorama

2004

2004 • 31 Episodes

Activity from Friends

A Fight To The Death

S52 E01 • Wednesday, Jan 21, 2004 • Jan 21

Whilst we await Lord Hutton's verdict, Panorama provides a factual account of the fight between the government and the BBC and some of the events surrounding it.

Tackling Tomorrow's Tearaways

S52 E02 • Sunday, Feb 22, 2004 • Feb 22

The Government is spending millions on schemes to identify children who may become tomorrow's criminals. The idea - if you get to kids young enough you can divert them from trouble.

Secrets of the Camps

S52 E03 • Sunday, Feb 29, 2004 • Feb 29

Panorama exposes the secret camps in Zimbabwe where Robert Mugabe's government trains thousands of youths to torture and kill.

What's the Point of the BBC?

S52 E04 • Sunday, Mar 7, 2004 • Mar 7

Out of Guantanamo

S52 E05 • Wednesday, Mar 10, 2004 • Mar 10

In a Panorama Special, the story of two British families whose sons were held at Guantanamo and testimony about the treatment some detainees say they experienced there.

The Truth About Tax

S52 E06 • Sunday, Mar 14, 2004 • Mar 14

Tax is back in the news again - as pensioner protests grow against Council Tax, experts warn that taxes may have to go up, and the Conservative party argues for restraining public spending.

Terror: Are We Next?

S52 E07 • Sunday, Mar 21, 2004 • Mar 21

After the Madrid train bombs, Jane Corbin reveals how the war in Iraq has given Al Qaeda a new lease of life and investigates the terrorists' European connections.

Saddam on the Run

S52 E08 • Sunday, Mar 28, 2004 • Mar 28

The Killers

S52 E09 • Sunday, Apr 4, 2004 • Apr 4

The Invisible Kids

S52 E10 • Sunday, May 9, 2004 • May 9

London Under Attack

S52 E11 • Sunday, May 16, 2004 • May 16

Shamed

S52 E12 • Wednesday, May 19, 2004 • May 19

Couldn't Give a XXXX for Last Orders

S52 E13 • Sunday, Jun 6, 2004 • Jun 6

Covering Up

S52 E14 • Sunday, Jun 13, 2004 • Jun 13

Panorama looks at Muslim Identity in 2004, through the eyes of four young British Muslim women - who tell us why they are proud to cover up - to wear the hijab, and the veil.

The Superdollar Plot

S52 E15 • Sunday, Jun 20, 2004 • Jun 20

Clinton: The Interview

S52 E16 • Tuesday, Jun 22, 2004 • Jun 22

In an exclusive and wide ranging interview for Panorama, David Dimbleby quizzes the former President on his record, his political passions and how his public and private lives clashed.

Can Condoms Kill?

S52 E17 • Sunday, Jun 27, 2004 • Jun 27

A Failure of Intelligence

S52 E18 • Sunday, Jul 11, 2004 • Jul 11

Fighting for Care

S52 E19 • Sunday, Jul 18, 2004 • Jul 18

Why, even after a major government review, is one of this country's most vital care systems for frail, elderly people still being under-minded by delays, obstruction and injustice?

Buying the Games

S52 E20 • Wednesday, Aug 4, 2004 • Aug 4

School Siege: The Survivors' Stories

S52 E21 • Sunday, Sep 12, 2004 • Sep 12

The inside story of the Beslan school siege from some of those who survived. Damian Grammaticas, who covered the siege for the BBC, investigates what the terrorists did, and why they did it

Miracle Baby Grows Up

S52 E22 • Wednesday, Sep 22, 2004 • Sep 22

Mothers, doctors and children all contribute to a highly emotional debate about whether it is always right to save babies that are born on the edges of life - extremely premature babies.

Taken On Trust

S52 E23 • Sunday, Oct 3, 2004 • Oct 3

Are we being told the truth about the drugs we take? Shelley Jofre's investigation reveals that crucial safety information regarding a widely prescribed anti-depressant was missed for over a decade.

The Trouble with Sugar

S52 E24 • Sunday, Oct 10, 2004 • Oct 10

In May the World Health Organisation warned that there is a direct connection between eating too much sugar and a whole host of diseases linked to obesity. The sugar industry fought them all the way.

Your Child's Been Stabbed

S52 E25 • Sunday, Oct 17, 2004 • Oct 17

From flick knives to meat cleavers, more and more teenagers are carrying blades. Rageh Omaar takes to the streets to investigate why and finds there's more to it than parents might realise.

Families at War

S52 E26 • Sunday, Oct 24, 2004 • Oct 24

The Chosen One

S52 E27 • Sunday, Oct 31, 2004 • Oct 31

Winner Takes All Britain?

S52 E28 • Sunday, Nov 7, 2004 • Nov 7

The New Killing Fields

S52 E29 • Sunday, Nov 14, 2004 • Nov 14

Are the people of Darfur in Sudan the latest victims of ethnic cleansing? Hillary Anderson goes behind rebel lines to uncover evidence of systematic killings on a horrifying scale.

2 Much 2 Young

S52 E30 • Sunday, Nov 21, 2004 • Nov 21

Welcome to the world of the tweens - that's the word marketing men have coined for children aged between eight and twelve. They say today's tweens are growing up faster than ever before.

What Happened Next?

S52 E31 • Sunday, Nov 28, 2004 • Nov 28

A programme showing the impact of some of Panorama's documentaries of 2004. The subjects included the Olympic Games, Seroxat, the rise of knife crime among children and dementia and continuing care.

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A Fight To The Death

S52 E01 • Wednesday, Jan 21, 2004 • Jan 21

Whilst we await Lord Hutton's verdict, Panorama provides a factual account of the fight between the government and the BBC and some of the events surrounding it.

Tackling Tomorrow's Tearaways

S52 E02 • Sunday, Feb 22, 2004 • Feb 22

The Government is spending millions on schemes to identify children who may become tomorrow's criminals. The idea - if you get to kids young enough you can divert them from trouble.

Secrets of the Camps

S52 E03 • Sunday, Feb 29, 2004 • Feb 29

Panorama exposes the secret camps in Zimbabwe where Robert Mugabe's government trains thousands of youths to torture and kill.

What's the Point of the BBC?

S52 E04 • Sunday, Mar 7, 2004 • Mar 7

Out of Guantanamo

S52 E05 • Wednesday, Mar 10, 2004 • Mar 10

In a Panorama Special, the story of two British families whose sons were held at Guantanamo and testimony about the treatment some detainees say they experienced there.

The Truth About Tax

S52 E06 • Sunday, Mar 14, 2004 • Mar 14

Tax is back in the news again - as pensioner protests grow against Council Tax, experts warn that taxes may have to go up, and the Conservative party argues for restraining public spending.

Terror: Are We Next?

S52 E07 • Sunday, Mar 21, 2004 • Mar 21

After the Madrid train bombs, Jane Corbin reveals how the war in Iraq has given Al Qaeda a new lease of life and investigates the terrorists' European connections.

Saddam on the Run

S52 E08 • Sunday, Mar 28, 2004 • Mar 28

The Killers

S52 E09 • Sunday, Apr 4, 2004 • Apr 4

The Invisible Kids

S52 E10 • Sunday, May 9, 2004 • May 9

London Under Attack

S52 E11 • Sunday, May 16, 2004 • May 16

Shamed

S52 E12 • Wednesday, May 19, 2004 • May 19

Couldn't Give a XXXX for Last Orders

S52 E13 • Sunday, Jun 6, 2004 • Jun 6

Covering Up

S52 E14 • Sunday, Jun 13, 2004 • Jun 13

Panorama looks at Muslim Identity in 2004, through the eyes of four young British Muslim women - who tell us why they are proud to cover up - to wear the hijab, and the veil.

The Superdollar Plot

S52 E15 • Sunday, Jun 20, 2004 • Jun 20

Clinton: The Interview

S52 E16 • Tuesday, Jun 22, 2004 • Jun 22

In an exclusive and wide ranging interview for Panorama, David Dimbleby quizzes the former President on his record, his political passions and how his public and private lives clashed.

Can Condoms Kill?

S52 E17 • Sunday, Jun 27, 2004 • Jun 27

A Failure of Intelligence

S52 E18 • Sunday, Jul 11, 2004 • Jul 11

Fighting for Care

S52 E19 • Sunday, Jul 18, 2004 • Jul 18

Why, even after a major government review, is one of this country's most vital care systems for frail, elderly people still being under-minded by delays, obstruction and injustice?

Buying the Games

S52 E20 • Wednesday, Aug 4, 2004 • Aug 4

School Siege: The Survivors' Stories

S52 E21 • Sunday, Sep 12, 2004 • Sep 12

The inside story of the Beslan school siege from some of those who survived. Damian Grammaticas, who covered the siege for the BBC, investigates what the terrorists did, and why they did it

Miracle Baby Grows Up

S52 E22 • Wednesday, Sep 22, 2004 • Sep 22

Mothers, doctors and children all contribute to a highly emotional debate about whether it is always right to save babies that are born on the edges of life - extremely premature babies.

Taken On Trust

S52 E23 • Sunday, Oct 3, 2004 • Oct 3

Are we being told the truth about the drugs we take? Shelley Jofre's investigation reveals that crucial safety information regarding a widely prescribed anti-depressant was missed for over a decade.

The Trouble with Sugar

S52 E24 • Sunday, Oct 10, 2004 • Oct 10

In May the World Health Organisation warned that there is a direct connection between eating too much sugar and a whole host of diseases linked to obesity. The sugar industry fought them all the way.

Your Child's Been Stabbed

S52 E25 • Sunday, Oct 17, 2004 • Oct 17

From flick knives to meat cleavers, more and more teenagers are carrying blades. Rageh Omaar takes to the streets to investigate why and finds there's more to it than parents might realise.

Families at War

S52 E26 • Sunday, Oct 24, 2004 • Oct 24

The Chosen One

S52 E27 • Sunday, Oct 31, 2004 • Oct 31

Winner Takes All Britain?

S52 E28 • Sunday, Nov 7, 2004 • Nov 7

The New Killing Fields

S52 E29 • Sunday, Nov 14, 2004 • Nov 14

Are the people of Darfur in Sudan the latest victims of ethnic cleansing? Hillary Anderson goes behind rebel lines to uncover evidence of systematic killings on a horrifying scale.

2 Much 2 Young

S52 E30 • Sunday, Nov 21, 2004 • Nov 21

Welcome to the world of the tweens - that's the word marketing men have coined for children aged between eight and twelve. They say today's tweens are growing up faster than ever before.

What Happened Next?

S52 E31 • Sunday, Nov 28, 2004 • Nov 28

A programme showing the impact of some of Panorama's documentaries of 2004. The subjects included the Olympic Games, Seroxat, the rise of knife crime among children and dementia and continuing care.

Panorama

2004

2004 • 31 Episodes

Activity from Friends

A Fight To The Death

S52 E01 • Wednesday, Jan 21, 2004 • Jan 21

Whilst we await Lord Hutton's verdict, Panorama provides a factual account of the fight between the government and the BBC and some of the events surrounding it.

Tackling Tomorrow's Tearaways

S52 E02 • Sunday, Feb 22, 2004 • Feb 22

The Government is spending millions on schemes to identify children who may become tomorrow's criminals. The idea - if you get to kids young enough you can divert them from trouble.

Secrets of the Camps

S52 E03 • Sunday, Feb 29, 2004 • Feb 29

Panorama exposes the secret camps in Zimbabwe where Robert Mugabe's government trains thousands of youths to torture and kill.

What's the Point of the BBC?

S52 E04 • Sunday, Mar 7, 2004 • Mar 7

Out of Guantanamo

S52 E05 • Wednesday, Mar 10, 2004 • Mar 10

In a Panorama Special, the story of two British families whose sons were held at Guantanamo and testimony about the treatment some detainees say they experienced there.

The Truth About Tax

S52 E06 • Sunday, Mar 14, 2004 • Mar 14

Tax is back in the news again - as pensioner protests grow against Council Tax, experts warn that taxes may have to go up, and the Conservative party argues for restraining public spending.

Terror: Are We Next?

S52 E07 • Sunday, Mar 21, 2004 • Mar 21

After the Madrid train bombs, Jane Corbin reveals how the war in Iraq has given Al Qaeda a new lease of life and investigates the terrorists' European connections.

Saddam on the Run

S52 E08 • Sunday, Mar 28, 2004 • Mar 28

The Killers

S52 E09 • Sunday, Apr 4, 2004 • Apr 4

The Invisible Kids

S52 E10 • Sunday, May 9, 2004 • May 9

London Under Attack

S52 E11 • Sunday, May 16, 2004 • May 16

Shamed

S52 E12 • Wednesday, May 19, 2004 • May 19

Couldn't Give a XXXX for Last Orders

S52 E13 • Sunday, Jun 6, 2004 • Jun 6

Covering Up

S52 E14 • Sunday, Jun 13, 2004 • Jun 13

Panorama looks at Muslim Identity in 2004, through the eyes of four young British Muslim women - who tell us why they are proud to cover up - to wear the hijab, and the veil.

The Superdollar Plot

S52 E15 • Sunday, Jun 20, 2004 • Jun 20

Clinton: The Interview

S52 E16 • Tuesday, Jun 22, 2004 • Jun 22

In an exclusive and wide ranging interview for Panorama, David Dimbleby quizzes the former President on his record, his political passions and how his public and private lives clashed.

Can Condoms Kill?

S52 E17 • Sunday, Jun 27, 2004 • Jun 27

A Failure of Intelligence

S52 E18 • Sunday, Jul 11, 2004 • Jul 11

Fighting for Care

S52 E19 • Sunday, Jul 18, 2004 • Jul 18

Why, even after a major government review, is one of this country's most vital care systems for frail, elderly people still being under-minded by delays, obstruction and injustice?

Buying the Games

S52 E20 • Wednesday, Aug 4, 2004 • Aug 4

School Siege: The Survivors' Stories

S52 E21 • Sunday, Sep 12, 2004 • Sep 12

The inside story of the Beslan school siege from some of those who survived. Damian Grammaticas, who covered the siege for the BBC, investigates what the terrorists did, and why they did it

Miracle Baby Grows Up

S52 E22 • Wednesday, Sep 22, 2004 • Sep 22

Mothers, doctors and children all contribute to a highly emotional debate about whether it is always right to save babies that are born on the edges of life - extremely premature babies.

Taken On Trust

S52 E23 • Sunday, Oct 3, 2004 • Oct 3

Are we being told the truth about the drugs we take? Shelley Jofre's investigation reveals that crucial safety information regarding a widely prescribed anti-depressant was missed for over a decade.

The Trouble with Sugar

S52 E24 • Sunday, Oct 10, 2004 • Oct 10

In May the World Health Organisation warned that there is a direct connection between eating too much sugar and a whole host of diseases linked to obesity. The sugar industry fought them all the way.

Your Child's Been Stabbed

S52 E25 • Sunday, Oct 17, 2004 • Oct 17

From flick knives to meat cleavers, more and more teenagers are carrying blades. Rageh Omaar takes to the streets to investigate why and finds there's more to it than parents might realise.

Families at War

S52 E26 • Sunday, Oct 24, 2004 • Oct 24

The Chosen One

S52 E27 • Sunday, Oct 31, 2004 • Oct 31

Winner Takes All Britain?

S52 E28 • Sunday, Nov 7, 2004 • Nov 7

The New Killing Fields

S52 E29 • Sunday, Nov 14, 2004 • Nov 14

Are the people of Darfur in Sudan the latest victims of ethnic cleansing? Hillary Anderson goes behind rebel lines to uncover evidence of systematic killings on a horrifying scale.

2 Much 2 Young

S52 E30 • Sunday, Nov 21, 2004 • Nov 21

Welcome to the world of the tweens - that's the word marketing men have coined for children aged between eight and twelve. They say today's tweens are growing up faster than ever before.

What Happened Next?

S52 E31 • Sunday, Nov 28, 2004 • Nov 28

A programme showing the impact of some of Panorama's documentaries of 2004. The subjects included the Olympic Games, Seroxat, the rise of knife crime among children and dementia and continuing care.