Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealling directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealling directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealling directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealling directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealling directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Sophie Raworth take the Crimewatch Roadshow onto the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help with unsolved crimes.

Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for help with crimes including the hunt for the robbers who shot a security guard, and a 91-year-old who was burgled seven times in two years.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sort of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sorts of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sorts of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sorts of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

Presenters Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley appeal for the public's help in solving the sorts of crimes that could affect anyone. Live from around the UK, the team uses a line-up of wanted faces, CCTV footage and Crimewatch's trademark reconstructions to target criminals.

The Crimewatch Roadshow hits the streets of Britain, appealling directly to the public for help in solving crimes that affect everybody. Presented by ex-detective Rav Wilding and new co-host Ginny Buckley.

The Crimewatch Roadshow hits the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help in solving crimes that affect everybody. Presented by ex-detective Rav Wilding and new co-host Ginny Buckley.

The Crimewatch Roadshow hits the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help in solving crimes that affect everybody. Presented by ex-detective Rav Wilding and new co-host Ginny Buckley.

The Crimewatch Roadshow hits the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help in solving crimes that affect everybody. Presented by ex-detective Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley.

The Crimewatch Roadshow hits the streets of Britain, appealing directly to the public for help in solving crimes that affect everybody.

Presented by ex-detective Rav Wilding and Ginny Buckley.

Rav Wilding helps people affected by crime fight back. Features cases include the armed robbers targeting supermarkets, and a burglary that has almost destroyed a family butcher.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Rav Wilding and Miriam O'Reilly help crime victims fight back. Miriam is in the East Midlands where unsolved cases include the arsonist targeting an elderly couple.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Rav Wilding and Miriam O'Reilly help crime victims fight back. Miriam appeals for help in tracking down a man who attacked a woman in her car.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Crimewatch Roadshow is on the hunt for information to solve the types of crime that affect all of us, with former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly.

Miriam O'Reilly is on location in Gloucestershire, Gwent and South Wales where she seeks viewers' help to catch a con man wanted across the UK for stealing thousands of pounds from church-goers. The team is also on the case of an eagle owl shot and left for dead by ruthless thugs.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Miriam O'Reilly hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Dave Guest hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Dave Guest hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Dave Guest hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Dave Guest hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Former detective Rav Wilding and roving reporter Dave Guest hunt for information to help solve cases and combat crime, presenting from a different police force each week.

Rav Wilding and Dave Guest appeal for information on unsolved crimes. Sussex police search for the hit-and-run driver who left a pregnant woman in danger of losing her baby.

A look at unsolved crimes, including the story of a family taken hostage in Haywards Heath. Plus Dave Guest learns why catalytic converters are the latest target for metal thieves.

Live from the seafront in Brighton, Crimewatch Roadshow appeals for the public's help in finding antique silver worth thousands of pounds stolen from one of the city's churches.

Live from the Marine Police Unit's base at Wapping, Crimewatch Roadshow discovers how they are cracking down on conmen who target tourists on London's bridges.

With millions of tourists visiting London in the summer, how are the Metropolitan Police keeping the streets clean? Alice Bhandhukravi accompanies officers on Operation Trafalgar.

Wiltshire police search for the conmen who gained access to an elderly man's home to steal his pension. And the team learn what the Salisbury Streetwatch members do.

Rav Wilding seeks the public's help in catching a conman who was featured in last year's programme. Alex Lovell follows officers targeting the problem of drugs in Swindon.

An appeal for the public's help in finding some rogue traders who conned an elderly couple out of £4,500. Plus, how Gwent police are cracking down on metal thieves.

An appeal from South Wales police to help catch the men who attacked a pensioner outside his home. Nicola Smith interviews the parents of murdered teenager Nikitta Grender.

Dyfed Powys police force appeals for help in the investigation of a prolonged attack on a Crickhowell pensioner in his home. Local reporter Nicola Smith follows an immigration raid in Aberystwyth, and we see what Dyfed Powys police are doing to prevent bikers' deaths on the roads.

West Yorkshire police appeal for help in tracking down a gunman who terrorised three students after a night out, and Nicola Rees learns about a crime-stopping computer.

Rav Wilding and the team appeal for help in identifying the bogus police officer who conned his way into an elderly woman's home near Leeds, stealing her life savings.

The team present an appeal for help in finding the men involved in an apparently unprovoked attack on a young father, leaving him with serious injuries and a long stay in hospital.

From the South Yorkshire police's dog training centre, Dave Guest and Nicola Rees meet the latest puppy recruits and the dogs especially trained to work with firearms officers.

Rav Wilding and the team present a final chance to help the police catch some crooks. Rav is in the studio, with the wanted faces the police need to find.

Crimewatch Roadshow is back, helping police across the country tackle everyday crime that affects us all. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd.

The Crimewatch Roadshow team is in south Wales, appealing for information on the drugs gang which terrorised an innocent nurse. Plus a look inside a high-tech police call centre.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. In this episode, the team get to grips with garden theft, with an appeal to find a cheeky gnome thief.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. The team moves to the Northamptonshire town of Corby, where police have been working hard to reduce high levels of crime.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. The team head to Northampton, where police are taking a zero-tolerance approach to people who take weekend partying too far.

The team is in Lancashire, appealing for information on a vicious attack on a man out walking his dog. The team also investigates the devastating impact of using a mobile phone while driving and Rav appeals for information on Wanted Faces and criminals caught on camera.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. The team is in Blackburn, appealing for information on a shocking hit and run that has left a woman unable to walk properly.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. This time we see specialist CSI dogs in action, live from the Lancashire Police Dog Unit.

This time we're in Manchester, appealing for information following a devastating stun gun attack on a shopkeeper. We also join Greater Manchester Police as they crack down on metal thieves and Rav also appeals for information on Wanted Faces and criminals caught on camera.

An appeal for information on an assault on a young woman that has devastated her and her partner's life. We follow a specialist unit as they track down late night burglars and our team spend a Saturday night on the town in Manchester city centre.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. The team is in London as there is an appeal to find the driver who left a Second World War veteran for dead on the street.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. The team fly above London with helicopters of the Metropolitan Police Air Support Unit and find out how criminals fool us.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. Sian is live at a police car pound in West London finding out how the forensic team can help to solve crime.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. Sian hears about the challenges of the Kent Police Marine Unit, who keep an eye on some of the UK's busiest stretches of water.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle unsolved crimes. The team go underground as they find out how Kent Police keep the 31 miles of the Channel Tunnel free from crime.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle everyday crime from all around the UK. They begin the final week of the programme in Birmingham, appealing for information about an armed robbery.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle crime. They are in Solihull, appealing for information about a shocking burglary that left a young mum fearing for her newborn baby's life.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle crime. In this episode they are live from Warwickshire, appealing for information about a vicious attack that left a man with impaired vision.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd tackle crime. In this episode they are in West Mercia, following the police at the start of their summer drink driving campaign.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd are live from West Mercia Police HQ in the final programme of the series. They appeal for information after two women were robbed at knifepoint.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd on patrol in Manchester.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd present live from the stables of Greater Manchester Police's mounted unit.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd present live from the National Cycling Centre in Manchester.

Sian Lloyd is in Northamptonshire, appealing for information following a horrific burglary on a pensioner. She also has some great advice on how to burglar-proof homes.

Meanwhile Rav Wilding appeals for information on Wanted Faces and criminals caught on camera.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding appeals for viewers' help to catch the men who robbed a family at gunpoint.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sian Lloyd broadcasts live from a fake cannabis farm near Birmingham.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd look at the challenges faced by police in the fight against gun crime.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sian Lloyd is with Wales' biggest police force in the nation's capital, Cardiff.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sian Lloyd visits a town where police are using boxing to help young people channel their aggression.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The roadshow hits the beach as Rav and Sian look at how police keep people safe on holiday.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Roving reporter Sian Lloyd is in Cleveland appealing for information about a phone scam.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The show comes live from the most up-to-date forensic training facility in the world.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sian Lloyd is by the sea in County Durham, where police are working hard to reduce crime.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sian Lloyd talks tactics as she visits Cleveland Police's tactical training centre.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team is in Newcastle where they appeal for help to identify the man behind an unexplained attack.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team meet the police officers who have an uncanny knack for recognising faces.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime from right around the UK.

Sian Lloyd is in London hearing how police target the thorny issue of gang crime. Meanwhile Rav Wilding appeals for viewers' help tracking down wanted faces and crooks caught on CCTV.

Rav Wilding and Sian Lloyd get to grips with car crime and police driving. As Sian learns some driving tricks straight off a James Bond set, Rav gets some important advice on how to protect your car.

The team also ask for viewers' help solving crimes from car cons to muggings.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team find out how to increase your chances of having stolen goods returned.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. In the final show of the year, the team hear how police are fighting crime in rural communities.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd on patrol in North Yorkshire.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd on patrol in Helmsley, North Yorkshire.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd on patrol in North Yorkshire.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd on patrol in North Yorkshire.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd on patrol in Rotherham.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding presents, with roving reporter Sian Lloyd at the Met's driving school.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team are live at the Heathrow Animal Reception Centre, following the work of the UK Border Force.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team are out with police in Essex as they strive to keep Clacton drug-free.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding tries to reunite stolen church artefacts with their spiritual home.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sian Lloyd turns detective at the Metropolitan Police's Crime Academy.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The Roadshow rolls in to Greater Manchester. The team also ask viewers' help to catch a bogus salesman.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding meets a man who needs help tracking down his stolen collection of budgies.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley sees how police are using drone technology to fight crime and help with searches.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. In West Yorkshire, reporter Michelle Ackerley gets a lesson in how to bash down a door, police-style.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley tries out a driving simulator which allows her to skid on ice and snow in midsummer.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The Roadshow arrives in Northamptonshire, where Sonali Shah meets the local police and fire service.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team follow West Midlands Police as they crack down on lorry drivers using their mobile phones.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Sonali Shah reports live from a school where children are learning how to be forensic investigators.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The Roadshow reaches the Midlands and the team are out with Birmingham's undercover pickpocket team.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. For the last episode in the series, the Roadshow is live with West Midlands Police's firearms unit.

The series starts in Surrey, where Michelle Ackerley joins the Met's Mounted Branch and finds out how horses help fight crime across London. Meanwhile, Rav Wilding has the latest on the investigation to track down one of Britain's most prolific burglars.

Michelle Ackerley is live in central London as she joins the Met's Marine Policing Unit for a shift on the River Thames. There is also the usual mix of CCTV and wanted faces. Meanwhile, Rav is joined in studio by a unique choir whose members are all in search of missing loved ones.

This episode comes from Kent. Roving reporter Michelle Ackerley finds herself in a spot of trouble as she learns to deal with rioters at the Met's public order training centre in Gravesend. Meanwhile, Rav Wilding looks at the unsolved murder of Melanie Hall, who died twenty years ago.

This episode comes live from Hertfordshire, where Michelle Ackerley finds out how the nation's historic treasures are being plundered illegally. Back in the studio, Rav Wilding gets to grips with police dogs and has his mix of wanted faces and CCTV appeals.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle meets the man who has been a volunteer policeman for nearly half a century.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The programme is in Conwy, Wales, where police are clamping down on motorcyclists risking their lives.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley meets the animals at Chester Zoo and finds out about exotic animal crime.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The programme visits Merseyside, where fire and rescue officers are training for emergencies.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley meets the Salford residents who have benefited from money seized by police from gangs.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team are in Manchester finding out how police are using new laws to fight the problem of legal highs.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. The team are in Sheffield investigating fake job adverts and how to spot them.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley sees how new technology helps pilots combat the dangers of lasers.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Rav Wilding checks out the latest in custody kit, including some high-tech camera technology.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. In Cleveland, Michelle Ackerley takes part in some dramatic river rescue training.

The Crimewatch Roadshow team end their week in Gateshead. Michelle Ackerley is live with Northumbria Police at their firearms training facility.

The final week of Crimewatch Roadshow begins in Lincolnshire, where Michelle Ackerley finds out how emergency services prepare themselves for large-scale disasters.

Today's Roadshow comes from Birmingham city centre, going behind the scenes of one of the busiest and most colourful days of the year - Birmingham's Pride event.

The Crimewatch Roadshow team is back in the West Midlands, asking for your help to find the hit and run driver who left a young motorcyclist with life-changing injuries.

The Crimewatch Roadshow is in south Wales, where reporter Michelle Ackerley tries her hand at training as a mountain rescue volunteer.

South Wales Fire and Rescue service tackle deliberate fire setting. There is an appeal from Gwent Police to trace the arsonist whose reckless act destroyed one couple's dream home.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. At New Scotland Yard, Michelle Ackerley reveals how the Met are fighting a surge in knife crime.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley is at Hendon Police College to learn what it takes to be a detective.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. With more than half of children under 12 having a smartphone, Rav reveals how to protect them online.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley meets the dogs training to join the police at the Thames Valley Police Training Centre.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley is with the City of London police to learn how to avoid thieves on mopeds.

Michelle Ackerley is at an airfield in North Yorkshire, finding out how police are combatting smuggling and people trafficking. Rav Wilding reveals the latest ticket scam.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley are live, asking for help with unsolved cases. In County Durham they find out how emergency teams prepare for fires at airports and on oil rigs.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley are live, asking for help with unsolved cases. Michelle delves into the growing problem of motorbikes being used to commit crimes.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley are live, asking for help with unsolved cases. Michelle is at West Yorkshire Police's training facility at Carr Gate, Wakefield.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley are live, asking for help with unsolved cases. Michelle is in Leicester to meet forensic scientists investigating historical mysteries.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. In Manchester, Michelle explores the training that emergency teams undergo to prepare for the worst.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. A look at how officers from Staffordshire used cutting-edge techniques to identify a body.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. The team meets the horses who help police in a variety of ways.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. Officers from Greater Manchester Police expose the driving offences which put cyclists' lives at risk.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. In Liverpool, Michelle presents appeals from Merseyside police.

Rav Wilding and Tina Daheley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. In the West Midlands, Tina finds out how the emergency services deal with illegal cannabis farms.

Rav Wilding and Tina Daheley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. Tina learns how the West Midland Police's dog unit train their canine recruits to sniff out contraband.

Rav Wilding and Tina Daheley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. A look at how paramedics are trained to deal with the most hazardous emergencies they could possibly face.

Today's programme comes from Bristol. Tina Daheley is live with Avon and Somerset's underwater search team. Rav Wilding is in the studio finding out about a new system that's being used at one prison to stop drones being used to drop drugs to the inmates.

Rav Wilding and Tina Daheley ask viewers for help with unsolved cases. In south Wales, Tina looks at the issue of fakes. And Rav meets a real-life pet detective.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle finds out about the training officers receive to prepare them for large-scale events.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. This programme looks at the recent surge in knife and gun crime in London.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle finds out how police in London are combatting the ongoing threat of terrorism.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. There is also advice for football fans on how to avoid World Cup ticket fraud.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In this episode the focus is on fraud, particularly deception of older people.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle is at Silverstone to learn some tactical driving skills with Northants Police.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. This programme looks at how police in the West Midlands are tackling the surge in violent crime.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In the Mendip Hills, Michelle hangs out with Avon and Somerset Constabulary's rope rescue team.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases, including an appeal to find the criminals who stole thousands of pounds worth of garden equipment.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team appeal for help to find the attacker who targeted a woman in Taunton in broad daylight.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team discover how footballers are working with police to help stamp out gang crime early.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team find out how mountain rescue work in some of North Yorkshire's most inaccessible spots.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack cases. At the International Fire Training Centre, Michelle meets trainees learning to fight industrial fires.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team is in Lancashire where detectives need viewers' help to put criminals behind bars.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team ask viewers if they have the information police in the north of England need.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team appeal for help with a murder case and a pub robbery.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle asks for help with a murder appeal, while Rav looks at the latest crime-fighting gadgets.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In Manchester, Michelle learns about the work of Greater Manchester's Roads Police Unit.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In Staffordshire, there is an appeal to find the killer of a man who was attacked in his home.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In Llandudno, there is an appeal to find the killer who attacked a postman during his rounds.

Michelle Ackerley visits the north west to see how Cheshire police are tackling a recent rise in fatal road accidents. In studio Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is in Manchester finding out how police are clamping down on violent street robberies. In studio Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

The programme is live from an RSPCA centre where Michelle Ackerley finds out how officers are combating animal abuse.

Michelle Ackerley looks at the work carried out by Staffordshire Police’s missing person investigation team. In studio, Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is live in Manchester for International Women’s Day, looking at how female police officers’ roles have changed over the years.

Michelle Ackerley visits the West Midlands where police are dealing with a dramatic rise in violent car crime. Rav Wilding has the latest appeals, CCTV and Wanted Faces.

Michelle Ackerley is in Staffordshire where police are dealing with the problem of ‘county lines’ drug gangs. In the studio Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley discovers how West Midlands police are using drones to search crime scenes and patrol the skies at major events. Rav Wilding has more appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley visits Cheltenham to see how police horses are helping to keep crowds safe at the prestigious Gold Cup.

The Roadshow moves to the south west of England where police need your help to solve cases from dog theft to arson.

Michelle Ackerley visits the south east to find out how police are clamping down on robberies and burglaries. In studio, Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is in London with the Metropolitan Police as they celebrate 100 years of women in the force.

Today’s programme comes live from the south east, where crime and anti-social behaviour is blighting some of the nation’s most scenic canals and waterways.

The Roadshow moves to Berkshire where the theme is car crime - from vehicle theft and scams to the latest security tips and tools.

The final programme of the series sees Michelle on the south coast, visiting the RNLI at their training centre in Poole, Dorset, where she finds out if she has what it takes to train as a lifesaving volunteer.

Michelle Ackerley is in West Yorkshire getting hands on with the newest police training techniques. In the studio, Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

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.