1968/1969

1. Episode 1

1968-09-09

2. Episode 2

1968-09-16

3. Episode 3

1968-09-23

4. Episode 4

1968-09-30

5. Episode 5

1968-10-07

6. Episode 6

1968-10-14

7. Episode 7

1968-10-21

8. Episode 8

1968-10-28

9. Episode 9

1968-11-04

10. Episode 10

1968-11-11

11. Episode 11

1968-11-18

12. Episode 12

1968-11-25

13. Episode 13

1968-12-02

Profile of Enoch Powell

14. Northern Ireland

1968-12-09

Robin Day introduces a Panorama special on Northern Ireland in the wake of recent clashes between the police rival demonstrators, outlining the religious as well as the political motivations on all sides.

15. Episode 15

1968-12-16

16. Episode 16

1968-12-23

17. Episode 17

1969-01-06

18. Episode 18

1969-01-13

19. Episode 19

1969-01-20

20. Episode 20

1969-01-27

21. Episode 21

1969-02-03

22. Episode 22

1969-02-10

23. Episode 23

1969-02-17

24. Episode 24

1969-02-24

25. Episode 25

1969-03-03

26. Episode 26

1969-03-10

27. Episode 27

1969-03-17

28. Episode 28

1969-03-24

29. Episode 29

1969-03-31

30. Episode 30

1969-04-14

31. Episode 31

1969-04-21

32. Episode 32

1969-04-28

33. Episode 33

1969-05-05

34. Episode 34

1969-05-12

35. Episode 35

1969-05-19

36. Episode 36

1969-06-02

37. Episode 37

1969-06-09

38. Episode 38

1969-06-16

39. Episode 39

1969-06-23

40. Episode 40

1969-06-30

41. Episode 41

1969-07-07

42. Episode 42

1969-07-14

43. Apollo 11

1969-07-21 · 49m

Robin Day hosts a special edition of the current affairs programme, marking man's first steps on the surface of the moon. Julian Pettifer reports on demonstrators who believe the money spent on the Apollo missions should have been used to feed the starving millions back on Earth. In the studio, contributors including science fiction novelist Brian Aldiss debate the issues surrounding the moon landing and its possible legacy.

44. Panorama Special: The Violent Days of Ulster

1969-07-28

An in-depth review of the Troubles seen in Northern Ireland since October 1968; charting religious division, sectarian violence and the arrival of troops.