10 episodes

Panorama - 1970/1971

First aired Sep 14, 1970Season 18

Browse all 10 episodes in this season, including available images, air dates, runtimes, ratings and episode summaries from TMDB.

Episodes

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Episode 1

Episode 1

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Sep 14, 1970

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Episode 2

Episode 2

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Oct 5, 1970

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Episode 3

Ulster

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Nov 9, 1970

Alan Hart reports from Ulster and investigates how much support there is for the extremists active in the Roman Catholic community.

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Episode 4

In China

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Dec 7, 1970

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Episode 5

Episode 5

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Dec 21, 1970

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Episode 6

Episode 6

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Jan 25, 1971

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Episode 7

Brian Faulkner

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Jun 21, 1971

A film profile of Brian Faulkner, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland.

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Episode 8

Free School Milk

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Apr 26, 1971

A report from Panorama exploring the Conservative plan to withdraw free milk for children over seven years old and increase the price of school dinners. Mothers and teachers voice their concerns, but Margaret Thatcher defends her cuts and promises to plough the money that is saved back into school buildings. Public Record documents released in 2001 show Margaret Thatcher to have been very worried about the public reaction to the end of free milk, though she also proposed cuts in other areas. Arguing that charging for library books would be too controversial, she suggested instead that entry fees to national museums could be introduced.

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Episode 9

Episode 9

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Jun 28, 1971

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Episode 10

Playground of the Western World

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Aug 23, 1971

"The grand object of travel," said Dr Johnson 200 years ago, "is to see the shores of the Mediterranean." It's even truer today. Every year five million Britons leave their inhibitions and our damp climate behind, and head for those fabled shores. Most go for the sun - for a golden tan that will draw so many admiring glances back at the office. But there are other attractions.