100 years have passed since the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. Although filmed records of its aftermath exist, the footage held flaws making it difficult to identify locations or times, obscuring the reality of how citizens of Tokyo faced this overwhelming disaster. To understand these details, we remastered the film and attempted to colorize it, while also making full use of audio accounts by survivors and a variety of scientific analyses by specialists. This program opens a new window into the events surrounding the disaster that had once been shrouded in mystery.

这部特别纪录片追踪地震侦探寻找最终线索：地震即将来临的迹象。如果他们能破解这个代码，每年可能拯救成千上万的生命。 　　长期以来被视为地震学的圣杯，地震是少数仍无法预测的自然灾害之一，但技术的进步 – 以及现在的人工智能 – 可能让我们比以往更接近成功预测。 　　在印度，一对开创性的夫妻团队在卡奇沙漠展开了一场冒险，寻找可能提供线索的天然气。同时，在日本，科学家们正在海底下钻探数千公里，以了解更多关于南海海槽的信息，这是一个威胁日本社会未来的地震断层线。 　　在中国西安，科学家们相信他们正处在突破的边缘。通过监测地球重力的异常变化，他们确信能够预测下一次大地震的发生时间。

当一条光纤突然出现在海底时，神话中的海底生物们聚集在一起辩论: 这是不是他们的救赎？

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Back for an amazing second series ‘The Great Way’ takes us on a journey to some of the world’s greatest hiking routes. A round-the-world trip told through the people of the trails showing how these paths connect us with the Earth and take us back to our roots. In series two, Alba and Raul get their backpacks ready and start a new journey travelling to places like Jordan, Turkey and the Canary Islands, among others. Along the way, they meet hikers and pilgrims travelling on all kinds of journeys; natural, spiritual and cultural, discovering the many reasons they chose to walk.

Beginning at the industrial revolution of the ‘great north’, Jenn Nkiru draws lines between peoples, cities, countries, buildings, movements, bodies and spaces(s) using a mixture of archive materials and new footage. There is little stillness as we are pushed and pulled through Black histories and communities across the city of Manchester and beyond. Nkiru has termed this filmmaking process “cosmic archeology”, and it is grounded in Afro-surrealism, experimental film and the Black arts movement.

More than 30,000 people are known to have been killed in the earthquake that devastated Turkey and Syria last week, and the death toll is expected to increase. With the help of teams from BBC Turkish and BBC Arabic, Panorama follows survivors and rescue workers from both sides of the border, and asks if more could have been done to save lives.