Crimewatch Roadshow comes live from Liverpool. Michelle Ackerley will be out with the police force as they work to tackle the rise in violent offences, and she meets a mother who is living with the devastating consequences of knife crime. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Live from Manchester, we meet the specialist unit which works to tackle violence and disorder amongst football crowds both at home and abroad.

Michelle Ackerley is in Whitby finding out how a specialist marine unit polices the coastline of the north east. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley meets the volunteer teams who carry out rescues in the caves and mines of the Peak District. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is with Lancashire police finding out how they use the latest forensic tools to crack cases. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Live from Staffordshire, Michelle finds out how a new law is offering service animals including police dogs better protection against attacks.

Today’s programme comes live from a former jail in Birmingham, where Michelle discovers the real gang history that inspired BBC television series Peaky Blinders.

In the studio, former detective Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals from all over the UK.

Michelle Ackerley is in Warwickshire to find out how police are tackling a rural crime wave that is blighting the farming community.

Michelle Ackerley visits the Metropolitan Police's mounted unit as they celebrate the centenary of their Surrey training centre.

Michelle Ackerley is in London finding out how police tackle some of the city’s most dangerous drivers. In the studio Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

The team is live from the south west of England, with the people doing vital counterterrorism work, finding out exactly what it takes to keep an international airport safe.

Live from the south east of England, Michelle Ackerley meets some of the newest recruits to the police service. In the studio Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is in Bristol finding out how money seized from criminals is being put back into the community. In the studio Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals.

Michelle Ackerley brings this run of Crimewatch Roadshow to a close in south Wales, as she finds out how different police teams train together for major emergencies.

Michelle Ackerley is in the north of England with specialist firefighters learning how to tackle a blaze on a military jet.

Michelle Ackerley is live from north Yorkshire, where rural policing teams are working to tackle persecution against rare birds of prey. In the studio, former detective Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals from all over the UK as well as the lowdown on a state-of-the-art mobile knife detector.

Michelle Ackerley is with emergency teams, learning how their officers have helped keep people safe during the recent flooding. We also find out how police in Yorkshire are cracking down on the criminals raiding cash machines across the region, and we join the search to find a missing schoolboy.

Michelle Ackerley finds out how Merseyside Police's mounted unit keeps fans safe on match days at Anfield. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is live from Lancashire, seeing how drones are proving a vital tool in the fight against crime. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle is in north west England with volunteers fighting back against flytippers. Rav looks at a free app designed to protect both men and women from danger.

Michelle is live in Staffordshire with crash scene forensic officers clamping down on car crime. Rav looks at a piece of kit that identifies criminals by analysing how they walk.

Michelle Ackerley is live in Coventry talking to officers about the rise in ecclesiastical crime. We find out how South Yorkshire police tracked down a murderer, and in the studio, former detective Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals from across the UK.

Live from the south east, reporter Michelle Ackerley goes behind the scenes with police forces revealing how they’re taking on the criminals. In the studio, former detective Rav Wilding finds out the most innovative and environmentally friendly way of getting officers out on the beat.

Michelle talks to fire officers who are appealing to the public to phone, not film, when witnessing a fire. Rav explores a virtual crime scene.