Journalist and historian Max Hastings examines the legacy of the Falklands War and how it revived Britain's armed forces and its reputation as a military power. Show more

Series following the community on the Falkland Islands. In November, summer begins in the southern hemisphere and the islanders prepare for Remembrance Sunday. Show more

Series following the community on the Falkland Islands. The year gets underway and every corner of the rocky Falklands coastline is bursting with new life. Show more

Series following the Falkland Islands' community. The Rev Richard and his wife have sailed 800 miles east to celebrate Christmas in the furthest corner of his parish. Show more

Series following the community on the Falkland Islands. The Rev Richard flies over to the West Island for a carol service in one of the more remote settlements. Show more

George Alagiah travels the world to reveal a growing global food crisis. He discovers how a changing diet in the developing world is putting pressure on the world's food resources. Show more

George Alagiah travels the world in search of solutions to the global food crisis. Here, George investigates the 'land-grabs' trend, where rich countries buy up land in Africa. Show more

Justin Rowlatt investigates what the world will be like if China overtakes America as the world's economic superpower. He looks at the phenomenon of Chinese migration to Africa. Show more

Dan Snow travels to Congo to reveal how its troubled history has turned one of the world's potentially richest countries into one of its poorest. Show more

Dan Snow travels to Congo to reveal how its troubled history has turned one of the world's potentially richest countries into one of its poorest. Show more

Panorama has spent six months in Freital, a small town in Germany, to explore increased levels of far-right extremism in the country. Show more

The real story of Libya's revolution. How a group of young professionals bravely stood up to the 42-year-long dictatorship. And Paul Kenyon tracks down Gaddafi's son Saadi. Show more

Jane Corbin travels across the Middle East to some of the holiest places in Christendom and finds that hundreds of thousands of Christians are fleeing conflict and persecution. Show more

Jane Corbin travels across the Middle East to some of the holiest places in Christendom and finds that hundreds of thousands of Christians are fleeing conflict and persecution. Show more

Panorama explores how long-held taboos are being broken in a country still haunted by its Nazi past. Show more

As Israel prepares to vote on its future, Jeremy Bowen travels through a devastated Gaza to ask where the recent conflict now leaves the future of the region. Show more

How the 2010s became another lost decade in the fight against climate change – as the move to natural gas delayed a transition to more renewable sources of energy. Show more

The Ukrainian government says that thousands of children have been taken unlawfully to Russia. Panorama investigates what happened to more than 40 children taken from a children’s home in Kherson. Show more

Panorama goes deep into Zimbabwe's Marange diamond fields and uncovers evidence of torture camps and wide scale killings. Will Robert Mugabe face prosecution for these crimes? Show more

In episode one, Jonathan Dimbleby reveals how the BBC prepared for the first war broadcast and fought off government attempts to control it. Show more