U and Eden

A dangerous driver in a pick-up truck causes carnage when his vehicle rolls over and the HART team are called to free him and his passenger from the wreckage.

A hitman linked to a drugs gang guns down two men in a supermarket car park. Later, a teenage dare leads to a massive rescue operation after a boy vanishes in the water.

It's a race against time to dig out a man buried under three tonnes of soil, and the team are called to rescue the victims of a major crash involving a taxi.

A dangerous driver in a pick-up truck causes carnage when his vehicle rolls over and the HART team are called to free him and his passenger from the wreckage.

A hitman linked to a drugs gang guns down two men in a supermarket car park. Later, a teenage dare leads to a massive rescue operation after a boy vanishes in the water.

It's a race against time to dig out a man buried under three tonnes of soil, and the team are called to rescue the victims of a major crash involving a taxi.

A dangerous driver in a pick-up truck causes carnage when his vehicle rolls over and the HART team are called to free him and his passenger from the wreckage.

A hitman linked to a drugs gang guns down two men in a supermarket car park. Later, a teenage dare leads to a massive rescue operation after a boy vanishes in the water.

Lucy Worsley examines Agatha's mysterious disappearance in December 1926 and reveals the influence this episode had on her writing.

Lucy Worsley examines the author's later life and discovers how personal happiness ushered in a golden age for her writing.

Lucy Worsley explains our macabre fixation with killing. Hear how real-life crimes in the early 1800s gave society a thirst for murder.

Lucy Worsley dissects society's dark obsession with slayings. Hear how science and detection affected the culture of homicide in the Victorian Age.

Lucy Worsley examines Agatha's mysterious disappearance in December 1926 and reveals the influence this episode had on her writing.

Lucy Worsley examines the author's later life and discovers how personal happiness ushered in a golden age for her writing.

Lucy Worsley explains our macabre fixation with killing. Hear how real-life crimes in the early 1800s gave society a thirst for murder.