Property market programme. Kate Silverton and Justin Rowlatt sort property fact from fiction, and hear from some of the casualties of the falling market. Show more

Property market programme. Kate Silverton and Justin Rowlatt ask why the British are so obsessed with property. Show more

Property market programme. Kate Silverton and Justin Rowlatt look into the future to see what the long-awaited recovery in house prices will be like. Show more

Property market programme. Andrew Verity and Naga Munchetty meet buyers who believe they are getting bargains and sellers battling the falling market. Show more

The Awa are believed to be one of the most endangered tribes on the planet as their traditional lifestyle is under threat. Now the Brazilian government is finally taking action. Show more

The Indian prime minister has staked his political reputation on cleaning up the Ganges, but can one of the world's dirtiest rivers be saved? Show more

Panorama investigates the impact the High Speed 2 rail scheme is having and what the final cost of the project could be. Show more

Adam Fleming and Laura Kuenssberg are joined by Katya Adler to discuss the latest Brexit developments and by Justin Rowlatt to look at the wildfires in America. Show more

Justin Rowlatt and Anita Rani embark on an epic road trip around India. Anita has reached Mumbai, while Justin meets rural farmers who are getting their first taste of motoring. Show more

India's greatest river, the Ganges, is one of the world's dirtiest. The river's revered by Hindus - but it is also the sewer that carries away the waste from 450 million people. Show more

Panorama reports from the frontline of science, asking when we will be able to beat the virus and get back to normal life. Show more

With a detailed account of the three days of disruption caused by the drone attack at Gatwick just before Christmas 2018, Justin Rowlatt asks what really happened. Show more

Panorama reports from the frontline of science, asking when we will be able to beat the virus and get back to normal life. Show more

Most accidents are caused by human error but what kinds of errors are the biggest killers on the roads? Anita Rani and Justin Rowlatt consider the dangers of mobile phone use. Show more

Justin Rowlatt and Anita Rani investigate how safe poorly maintained cars are at high speeds, hear survivor stories, take an expert look at black-spots and more. Show more

Anita Rani and Justin Rowlatt embark on two car journeys across China. Anita takes the high road through the rich cities of the east, while Justin discovers the rural hinterland. Show more

Justin Rowlatt asks what will happen if China overtakes America as the world's economic superpower. Justin sees China's impact on industry in Rio and the Amazonian environment. Show more

Justin Rowlatt and Anita Rani set off across Russia on two road trips starting from Sochi. Anita is out to discover 'new' Russia, while Justin heads east into 'old' Russia. Show more

Justin Rowlatt and Anita Rani take two very different road trips around India to investigate how the booming car industry has changed the country and the lives of its people. Show more

Ed Miliband, Greg Clark, Simon Hughes and Darren Johnson debate environmental policy. They are cross-examined by Andrew Neil and Newsnight's Justin Rowlatt. Show more