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Panorama Season 44

38 Episodes First aired Jan 8, 1996

Current affairs programme, featuring interviews and investigative reports on a wide variety of subjects.

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Episodes

E31
31. Episode 31
Oct 21, 1996
E32
32. On the Trail of the Real Bill Clinton
Oct 28, 1996

As America prepares to vote for its next President and the candidates' election campaigns roll towards their conclusion, Edward Stourton journeys across the country on the trail of President Bill Clinton.

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33. Violent Women
Nov 4, 1996

Statistics show that British women are committing more and more violent crimes. Panorama investigates the shift in the traditional role of women as victims or accessories to crime to the aggressor. Su Pennington reports.

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34. Episode 34
Nov 11, 1996
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35. Broken Hearts
Nov 18, 1996

Martin Bashir reports on what seems to be a widescale ignorance of the easily-treatable Kawasaki disease, the biggest cause of heart disease among children in the western world.

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36. Your Pound In Their Pocket: Panorama's Tax Bombshell
Nov 25, 1996

Tonight, Peter Jay contrasts political rhetoric of last 20 years with realities of tax burden, to discover if anything has changed.

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37. Episode 37
Dec 2, 1996
E38
38. The Price Is Wrong
Dec 9, 1996

With Christmas imminent. Panorama investigates allegations that the prices of hi-fi's, televisions and fridges are being kept artificially high. and reporter John Ware explains why finding a bargain might be difficult…