Panorama Season 32, Episode 31: Rethinking The Unthinkable

Episode 1

Vietnam: Children of the Dust

The Illusive Peace (Israel and the PLO)

Maggie's Militant Tendency

Will the Cap Fit?

Hands That Once Picked Cotton

The Television Revolution

The Electric Shock

Bitter Sweet Pill

Super Tuesday

America's Other Election

The Habit the Government Won't Break

The Certain Road to Absurdity

The Prime Minister

Robin Day interviews Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in Downing Street.

On Course for War

The Coal War

The prospect of closure for collieries across Britain is believed to be pushing moderate areas towards more militant approaches. Led by Arthur Scargill of the National Union of Mineworkers, many believe that participation in the strike is their only hope of securing a future for the mining industry. In the studio, Scargill and Ned Smith of the National Coal Board discuss the issues surrounding this wave of industrial action.

The Bradford Experiment

David Lomax reports on the policies Bradford council has devised to meet the needs of the city's Muslim Asian schoolchildren and combat the lack of integration, poor attendance and attainment among that community - while simultaneously trying to not alienate the white majority.

The Stolen Children

The President's World

A Vote For Europe?

Turning The Mersey Tide

The Battle Against Heroin

The Police Bill: Excessive Force?

Living Dangerously

Limehouse Blues

Is The Coal Face Crumbling?

Six months into the miners' strike, 'Panorama' speaks to all sides about the ongoing dispute. Representatives of the National Coal Board explain their 'back to work' policy, while those who have already returned to work explain their decision and their feelings about being branded 'scabs'. We also hear from the wives of the miners still on strike, whose fury over strike-breakers matches their determination to win the battle.

Prisoners Of Zion

Live from Labour Party Conference

Thatcher Revolution: What Next?

The Battle For Power

The Sale Of The Century?

Four More Years?

Justice Under Fire

Profile of recent shoot to kill incidents and supergrass trials. Panorama asks, can terror be defeated by ordinary law of the land and what rules should govern the Sectarian Forces.

Spain: The Carrot And The Stick

Scandal Down Under

Wasting Welfare

To the bitter end?

With the winter of 1984 biting, and a solution to the Miners' Strike no nearer, Panorama spends 10 days filming exclusively with the police and the striking miners themselves in South Yorkshire.

O Come All Ye Faithful?