Crimewatch Roadshow

Presented from the Metropolitan Police's specialist training centre in Gravesend. Reporter Michelle Ackerley is put through her paces, finding out about the public order training front line officers receive to prepare them for large-scale events.

A look at the recent surge in knife and gun crime in London, and how the Met Police's new violent crime taskforce are tackling the issue. At the Met Police's dog training unit, canine recruits learn to deal with aggressive and armed offenders.

A year on from the terrorist attacks at Borough Market and London Bridge, Michelle Ackerley finds out how police officers in the city are combatting the ongoing threat of terrorism. Meanwhile, Rav meets the forensic anthropologist tracking down criminals from the vein patterns and markings on the...

Michelle Ackerley is at the driving school at Kent Police College where she learns some of the specialist skills officers need on the road. The team also follows the Met Police's moped crime unit to see how they are combatting the growing problem.

Follow the Kent Police specialist fraud team as they receive a call from an elderly victim who has been tricked into handing over thousands of pounds. The unit swiftly springs into action, tracking down and arresting a suspect within hours.

At the home of British motor racing, Silverstone, Michelle Ackerley will be learning some tactical driving skills with Northants Police. The team follows the work of specials as they carry out an operation to deal with crime on UK roads. There is also an appeal to find a man who attempted to kidn...

The team looks at how police in the West Midlands are tackling the surge in violent crime in the area, as well as an appeal for help to catch the driver who fled the scene after a collision with a toddler. In the studio, Rav has the latest crime appeals from all over the UK as well as tips, advic...

In the Mendip Hills, Michelle Ackerley meets with Avon and Somerset Constabulary's rope rescue team. Also, the team discover how the community and police are working together to tackle motorbike thefts in Bristol, and in the studio, Rav is with the family of a Scottish woman who was murdered eigh...

Featuring an appeal to find the criminals who stole thousands of pounds worth of garden equipment from a country park in south Wales. Also looking at the World Cup preparations for the UK's Football Policing Officers.

Rav and Michelle present from south Wales, revealing the World Cup preparations for the UK's football policing officers. The team are also with a collision detective from Gwent Police who is appealing to find the driver involved in a hit-and-run.

In West Yorkshire, Michelle Ackerley discovers how footballers are working with police to help stamp out gang crime early. West Yorkshire Police are preparing for a spike in domestic violence as the World Cup gets underway.

In North Yorkshire, the stunning scenery can hold hidden dangers. Intrepid reporter Michelle Ackerley finds out how mountain rescue teams use ropes and high wires to extract casualties from some of the most inaccessible beauty spots in the county.

At the International Fire Training Centre in Darlington, teams from around the country learn to deal with everything from plane fires to the most serious industrial blazes. In the studio, Rav Wilding meets the police officers using cutting-edge facial recognition technology to catch criminals.

In Hull, Michelle meets the fire and rescue teams training for the most challenging water rescues. In studio, former detective Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals from all over the UK as well as tips, advice and features.

In Lancashire, the team find out how collision investigators piece together the facts behind serious road accidents. In the studio, Rav has the latest CCTV and appeals, and also tests out the new technology and gadgets helping police tackle crime.

Michelle Ackerley and the team look at the work of the Manchester Police's cold case team, who will be launching a fresh public appeal 20 years after a young mother was violently killed. In the studio, Rav Wilding reveals how to spot a charity scam.

The team report from Merseyside, following a batch of new recruits to the National Deep Rummage Team, hunting out industrial quantities of smuggled drugs on board the UK's dedicated training ship in Liverpool Docks.

The team report from Manchester where Michelle Ackerley looks at how Greater Manchester's Roads Police Unit are stamping down on the antisocial behaviour of scrambler bikes in the city. There's also the latest on a murder appeal and a cash scam.

The team report from Staffordshire with an appeal to find the killer of an 87-year-old man, who was attacked in his home. Police also appeal for information about an acid attack on a builder in broad daylight.

The team are in Llandudno meeting the officers preparing to police Armed Forces Day, the biggest event in their calendar this year. There's also an appeal to find the killer who attacked a postman in north Wales during his rounds.