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Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. A gang of armed robbers get a shock when some of their victims fight back. (S4, ep 18)

Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. This episode features a crook stealing from the elderly and a friend betraying the trust of others. (S4, ep 19)

Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. A prisoner on the run breaks into homes and a high-tech police operation targets bike thieves. (S4, ep 20)

John Cooper: A look at the Welsh serial killer known to some as The Wildman, who got four life sentences for a string of gruesome murders and sexual assaults.

Dawn Walker: Just days after Dawn Walker married Thomas Nutt, the 52-year-old grandmother failed to meet her daughter - before a shocking discovery was made. (S8, ep 10)

To Catch a Serial Killer: Dozens of rich older women seemed to die peacefully in their sleep, until detectives realised it was the work of a serial killer. (S1, ep 8)

Heriberto Seda - The New York Zodiac: A killer who goaded police and media during his spree, Heriberto Seda claimed to kill based on his victims' star signs. (S7, ep 3)

Dighton - A Deadly Hangover: When his parents criticised him for his idle behaviour, Daniel Dighton stabbed them to death before blaming his crime on a hangover.

Sian Blake: Colin Sutton and team make a horrific discovery when 43-year-old Eastenders actress Sian Blake and her two children are reported missing in 2015. (S2, ep 3)

Fiona Holm and Naomi Hunte: When a mum goes missing, her family uncovers alarming clues. As police probe, shocking twists emerge, leading to a tragic collision of two worlds. (S9, ep 1)

Murder By the Lake: True crime series putting murders under the microscope and exploring how forensic science helped investigators solve them. (4 of 8)

Colin Campbell: Thirty-two years later, a convicted killer serving life for manslaughter is found to be guilty of having committed a second murder. (S7, ep 9)

Diane Downs: A look at the cold-hearted criminal who was convicted of murdering her daughter and attempting to kill her two other children in 1983.

Catching the Birmingham Spree Killer: In 2000, the bodies of three women were found in Birmingham. Could police hunt down the dangerous killer? (S4, ep 6)

Victoria Greenwood: After a body is found, police identify the victim and trace CCTV to a Luton man. His chilling purchases and actions expose a shocking murder. (S9, ep 9)

Til Death Do Us Part: Police painstakingly trawl through hours of CCTV footage, location data and forensic evidence to find the brutal killer of a heavily pregnant woman.

Paul Runge: A killer who found some of his victims through ads, the case of Paul Runge became prominent in the debate over the death penalty in Illinois. (S7, ep 8)

Bedroom Truth and Lies: A husband calls emergency services to report that his wife has shot herself, but secretly recorded tapes uncover a different story. (S1, ep 9)

Missing at Christmas: Jonelle Matthews: In 1984, Jonelle Matthews is dropped home after a Christmas performance. But when her father returns, she isn't there. (S2, ep 3)

Paul McNaughton: In 2022, retired teacher Peter Coshan was lured via a fake dating profile, murdered in Edinburgh, and dumped roadside for his life savings. (S10, ep 9)

A dangerous breakdown in the fast lane spells double trouble for A1 traffic officers. (S1, ep 14)

Documentary series from New Zealand following the madness and mayhem faced by intrepid officers as they pull over motorists for a variety of suspected offences. (S21, ep 4)

Documentary series from New Zealand following the madness and mayhem faced by intrepid officers as they pull over motorists for a variety of suspected offences. (S21, ep 5)

More full-throttle action in the fly-on-the-wall series. In tonight's instalment: a nasty gang mugging, a high-speed pursuit and a mouthy youth. Strong language. (S6, ep 5)

Documentary following the men and women who help keep motorists safe on some of the most perilous highways and byways of New Zealand. (S6, ep 7)

Documentary following the men and women who help keep motorists safe on some of the most perilous highways and byways of New Zealand. (S6, ep 8)

A rush-hour crash leaves officers tackling a fire risk. Police take the high road in a crackdown on dangerous truckers. (S1, ep 15)

There's a dumper truck thief in the Norfolk countryside. Also, two charity tins for sick children are stolen but the culprit makes a rookie mistake. (S5, ep 1)

A girl who can't hear is terrified when she wakes up to find thieves in her house. Meanwhile, an OAP is robbed by his devious carers, but their victory is short-lived. (S5, ep 2)

A laptop thief is stopped in their tracks, and the daughter of a Scottish corner shop owner is distraught when her father is targeted by armed robbers. (S5, ep 3)

Vincent Tabak: A chilling look at the man responsible for one of the biggest police investigations in Bristol - the cold-blooded murder of Joanna Yeates.

Fiona Holm and Naomi Hunte: When a mum goes missing, her family uncovers alarming clues. As police probe, shocking twists emerge, leading to a tragic collision of two worlds. (S9, ep 1)

Ashley's Last Date: Ashley and her mother Kristine are meeting to co-sign a lease for an apartment, but alarms are raised when Ashley never shows. (S1, ep 2)

Joshua Wade: Responsible for five murders, Joshua Wade avoided justice for years and later confessed to killings that started from when he was just 14. (S7, ep 5)

Middleton: During a drunken argument, violent alcoholic Philip Middleton killed his parents with a granite block in a heartless attack.

James Attfield and Nahid Almanea: James Fairweather becomes a double-killer aged just 15. Was his Ripper obsession to blame or is there more to his story? (S2, ep 4)

Bernadette Walker: When 17-year-old Bernadette 'Bee' Walker vanishes in 2020, hope turns to horror as shocking evidence emerges, shattering her close-knit community. (S9, ep 2)

A Killer in the Family: True crime series putting murders under the microscope and exploring how forensic science helped investigators solve them. (5 of 8)

Adrian Prout: A master manipulator is accused of the murder of his wife, and is eventually caught out by a polygraph test - and his own fiancée. (S7, ep 10)

Gary Ridgway: A profile of the vicious killer who is thought to have murdered over 70 teenage girls and women in a reign of terror that started in the 80s.

Assassins Greed: DNA left on a cigarette butt leads investigators to the brutal killer of 84 year-old gun enthusiast Kenneth Speakman.

The Miramar Murders: A concerned mother calls the police about her missing daughter, leading authorities to discover a devastating execution-style murder of two young women. (S1, ep 9)

Mick Philpott: An examination of Mick Philpott, the notorious Derby father of 17 who murdered six children, five of them his own, when he set his own home on fire.

Paul Michael Stephani - The Weepy-Voiced Killer: The story of a killer who was infamous for his whimpering confessions over the phone after each of his murders. (S7, ep 10)

The Neighbour Next Door: After hosting a barbecue, two people were shot dead in their driveway - but the identity of the killer was even more shocking. (S1, ep 10)

No Remorse: Richard & Tyler Smith: A father-and-son duo are approached by a stranger who is in the middle of a killing spree in a small Michigan city. (S2, ep 4)

Tariq Rehman: Uncover a shocking double murder as police close in on a suspect determined to fight the evidence in a case that haunted Bradford. (S10, ep 10)

A rush-hour crash leaves officers tackling a fire risk. Police take the high road in a crackdown on dangerous truckers. (S1, ep 15)

Documentary series from New Zealand following the madness and mayhem faced by intrepid officers as they pull over motorists for a variety of suspected offences. (S21, ep 6)

Documentary series from New Zealand following the madness and mayhem faced by intrepid officers as they pull over motorists for a variety of suspected offences. (S21, ep 7)

Join Ireland's Customs teams as they, with the help of the Irish police, try to stop organised smugglers from bringing drugs, cars and even exotic animals into the country. (S1, ep 20)

The series gains access to a foreign airport for the first time: Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport. A pregnant woman on board a flight to the US arouses suspicions. (5/10)

While the Thames Valley Police provide a fascinating insight into car crime and its prevention, video footage captures dangerous drivers in action. Contains strong language. (S6, ep 9)

From some of the most heart stopping police chases ever seen, to smashing total wipeouts, we've got it all caught on the handy dashboard camera. (S3, ep 9)

Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. When football violence kicks off at a railway station a five-foot-ten woman steps in to try and calm the brawl. (S4, ep 9)

Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. A community support officer uses a shopping basket to fend off a man with a knife. (S4, ep 10)

Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. A couple watch a break-in live on their mobile phones before racing to confront the burglar. (S4, ep 11)

Part one of a countdown of the most incredible, hilarious and spectacular real-life crashes in the world - all caught on dashcam. (S1, ep 1)

Richard Ramirez: Exhibiting cruelty, callousness, and viciousness beyond any human understanding, Richard Ramirez terrorised Los Angeles with his spate of home invasions.

Dorothea Puente: The story of the "Death House Landlady", who took in elderly and disabled tenants, only to murder them for their social security paychecks.

Mark Bridger: In 2012, April Jones disappeared from outside her home in Wales, never to be seen again. Her abductor, and murderer, was found to be Mark Bridger.

The Murder of Krystal Hart: Sutton details the investigation into a long-running feud between neighbours that took a deadly turn. (S1, ep 6)

Dighton - A Deadly Hangover: When his parents criticised him for his idle behaviour, Daniel Dighton stabbed them to death before blaming his crime on a hangover.

Terry Edmonds: When a teenager disappears without trace at a Kent train station, painstaking forensic evidence is used to unmask her killer.

Colin Ireland: He decided to become a serial killer and brutally snatched away the lives of five innocent men. This is the story of the calculated murderer.

Angus Sinclair: A profile of the man responsible for the cold-blooded murder of two teenage girls in 1977, known as the World's End Murders.

A Killer in the Family: True crime series putting murders under the microscope and exploring how forensic science helped investigators solve them. (5 of 8)

The Saturday Night Strangler: Thirty years after three gruesome murders, familial DNA and the exhumation of a body finally closes the case. (6 of 8)