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Camille brings along her mother-in-law, in the hope of improving their relationship. Plus, consultant Keasha helps her friend to find the perfect dress

New consultant Carmel receives a tall order from her first customer of the day, while another woman wants to spend $2,000 on an elaborate red dress

A bride who has recovered from cancer prepares to get married, but has to contend with her future mother-in-law. Another customer hopes her fiance will be impressed by her dress

A widow about to remarry finds trying on dresses brings back painful memories, and another bride insists on a last-minute alteration to her gown

A former beauty queen wants to put her old style behind her, while a woman getting married for the second time wants a gown that will be the centre of attention

A bride who grew up in a children's home had to share clothes with the other kids, so wants something very special for her own wedding dress

Behind the scenes at one of the world's most prestigious bridal salons

Robert Rinder examines the case of 38-year-old Michelle Gunshon, who disappeared in 2004. Although police soon suspected murder, her killer was not convicted until July 2012

When Paul Stocks is scammed by a bogus travel agent, he soon realised he was part of a huge holiday scam involving hundreds of victims and over a million pounds

The case of lawyer Royal 'Scoop' Daniel, who vanished in 1997. It later became apparent he had travelled to Mexico to evade charges of theft and commercial bribery

In 2017, the discovery of a mortally wounded man and a car riddled with bullets leads Pasco detectives on a trail of CCTV to track down a killer

Eight-year-old Jamie Lavis was on the bus Darren Vickers was driving before he disappeared. Vickers joined the hunt and spoke on TV - but was hiding an awful truth

The case of Ronald and Valerie Kay Wilkson. The elderly couple from Luther, Oklahoma, were murdered in broad daylight by Michael Vance in October 2016

A Delaware mum loves a night out on the town. But what starts as innocent fun will lead this 40-year-old down a very dark path paved with jealousy and deadly rage

In 1996, a mother was found dead on the side of a rural stretch of highway in an apparent hit-and-run accident in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Police had to uncover the full facts

Barrister Robert Rinder examines real-life cases, revealing how ground-breaking forensic technology was used to track down the killer of 87-year-old Gladys Godfrey

When an innocent woman in a quiet town was shot in broad daylight, detectives immediately acted to find her killer, referencing video surveillance as possible evidence

The case of DJ Ervin Holton, who in 2012 was shot dead on his friend's porch. With no witnesses, police turned to security cameras located opposite for clues

In Wyoming, officers come under fire trying to arrest a wanted man in his home. In Florida, a suspect flees after a car chase and then scales a tree to evade capture

In New Mexico, an inmate faking a heart attack jumps a prison guard. In Nebraska, a family faces a firework attack by a random family

The murder of student Julissa Brisman, found shot and bound in a hotel room in Boston. Police used cameras to find her killer and were shocked by what they uncovered

A look at how a flight data recorder or 'black box' is often the only means of telling how an aeroplane crashed. However, the device sometimes generates more questions than answers

When the body of Fernando Silva was found, the crime scene revealed little about what caused his death. Police turned to CCTV to find out what happened

The case of Maple Batalia, who was found dead in a car park in 2011. With over 100 cameras at their disposal, detectives set out to determine her killer

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home