1969/1970
1969 · 48 episodes
Episodes
1. Episode 1
September 8, 1969
2. Episode 2
September 15, 1969
3. Episode 3
September 22, 1969
4. Episode 4
September 29, 1969
5. Episode 5
October 6, 1969
6. Episode 6
October 13, 1969
7. Episode 7
October 20, 1969
8. Episode 8
October 27, 1969
9. Episode 9
November 3, 1969
10. Episode 10
November 10, 1969
11. Episode 11
November 17, 1969
12. Episode 12
November 24, 1969
13. Episode 13
December 1, 1969
14. Episode 14
December 8, 1969
15. Episode 15
December 15, 1969
16. Episode 16
December 22, 1969
17. Episode 17
January 5, 1970
18. Episode 18
January 12, 1970
19. Episode 19
January 19, 1970
20. Episode 20
January 26, 1970
21. Episode 21
February 2, 1970
22. Episode 22
February 9, 1970
23. Episode 23
February 16, 1970
24. Episode 24
February 23, 1970
25. Episode 25
March 2, 1970
26. Episode 26
March 9, 1970
27. Episode 27
March 16, 1970
28. Episode 28
March 23, 1970
29. Episode 29
April 6, 1970
30. Episode 30
April 13, 1970
31. Episode 31
April 20, 1970
32. Episode 32
April 27, 1970
33. Episode 33
May 4, 1970
34. Episode 34
May 11, 1970
35. Episode 35
May 18, 1970
36. Episode 36
June 1, 1970
37. Election Special
June 8, 1970
38. The End of the Campaign
June 15, 1970
39. Episode 39
June 22, 1970
40. Episode 40
June 29, 1970
41. Episode 41
July 6, 1970
42. Episode 42
July 13, 1970
43. Episode 43
July 20, 1970
44. Mrs Thatcher
July 27, 1970
Panorama features Nicholas Harman's film profile of Margaret Thatcher, Minister of State for Education, and a report on Zambia. Amid the controversy over new policies for comprehensive schools, Panorama follows Margaret Thatcher during an average day as Minister of State for Education. The programme includes footage of Thatcher at her homes in Kent and Chelsea, a visit to Highbury Grove Comprehensive School in Islington and an extensive interview.
45. Episode 45
August 3, 1970
46. Episode 46
August 10, 1970
47. Episode 47
August 17, 1970
48. What Price Air Safety
August 24, 1970
Last year over 1,000 people died in 32 air accidents. In the near future, it would be possible for a similar number to die in one cataclysmic mid-air collision between two jumbo jets. But will it ever happen? How safe is this new era of flying? And what of the aircraft of today that already have that second-hand appearance? In tonight's Panorama, What Price Air Safety?, Richard Kershaw reports on the world of flying and how far it can be made safer.