Crimewatch Roadshow

In Scarborough, North Yorkshire Police are working hard to clean up the seaside town and drive out the drug dealers. Sian finds out about a campaign to keep the coastline safe from smugglers and terrorists.

In Helmsley, North Yorkshire, Sian is on patrol with wildlife crime investigators, following their work to protect birds of prey from illegal poisoning and traps.

Sian and Rav are in North Yorkshire where they test their skills in a driving simulator and meet young drivers who are most at risk from road crashes. There's also a look at the work of specialist police teams as they use the latest technology.

The team focus on finding the two gunmen who stole an elderly woman's car during a shopping trip. There's also an appeal for your help to find the armed attackers who robbed an elderly couple in their home.

Sian looks into how to prevent crime affecting older people. She reports from the Lifewise Centre in Rotherham, a state-of-the-art training facility where elderly visitors can learn how to protect themselves from scams and distraction burglaries.

Roving reporter Sian Lloyd is at the Met's driving school finding out how riding side saddle on a motorbike helps officers police one of the largest cities in Europe.

The team are live at the Heathrow Animal Reception Centre, following the work of the UK Border Force teams trying to halt the illegal trade of endangered species.

The team are out with police in Essex as they strive to keep Clacton drug-free. Rav Wilding explores the science of lying using groundbreaking technology - a full-body lie-detecting kit.

Rav Wilding tries to reunite stolen church artefacts with their spiritual home, and the team are at the biggest security show in Europe looking at the cutting-edge technology designed to keep you safe.

Sian Lloyd turns detective at the Metropolitan Police's Crime Academy. Rav Wilding asks for your help to track down criminals caught on camera as well as revealing how a criminal's choice of shoe could get him bang to rights.

Michelle Ackerley finds out how the police and the fire service deal with emergencies on the many waterways of Greater Manchester, and Rav Wilding is in the studio with the latest wanted faces and CCTV appeals.

The team are out to catch the energy thieves of Greater Manchester, whose activities put everyone's bills up. Rav Wilding is in the studio meeting a man who needs help tracking down his stolen collection of budgies.

Reporter Michelle Ackerley sees how Staffordshire police are using the latest drone technology, and we'll be hearing how police are using new laws to make sure drug drivers are just as likely to be caught as drink drivers.

The Roadshow reaches West Yorkshire, where Rav Wilding hears about new laws which could make homes more secure and Michelle Ackerley gets a lesson in how to bash down a door, police-style.

Rav Wilding hears about the dangers of counterfeit skin-whitening creams and Michelle Ackerley tries out an ultra-modern driving simulator which allows her to skid on ice and snow in midsummer.

Sonali Shah is live with Northamptonshire police and fire service. We meet Maisie and Willow, the sniffer dogs that can detect arson fires, and test out technology that allows firefighters to tackle dangerous fires without having to enter buildings.

The team follow West Midlands Police as they crack down on lorry drivers using their mobile phones and visit a race track in Northamptonshire to find out how traffic officers are teaching young drivers to become safer behind the wheel.

Sonali Shah is in Bedfordshire. She finds out how Vauxhall drivers there are being targeted by crooks and reports live from a local school where children are learning how to be forensic investigators.

The team are out with Birmingham's undercover pickpocket team, discovering how the police are using magic to make people more aware of the problem.

Crimewatch Roadshow is live with West Midlands Police's firearms unit. Officers run through some of their specialist training exercises, and forensic scientists explain how they are using new technology to solve gun crimes.