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A man admits that he persuaded an insurance company to give his client more money and that he fixed and sold her car just to be nice.

A woman accuses her ex-lover of destroying over $2,000 worth of clothing in an alleged fit of jealousy.

Paul and Suki are in the Peak District on their UK staycation adventure. The first morning finds them in a campsite north of Bakewell

The chef ends his exploration of the US in New York City. After a bite of pizza at a pizzeria in Greenwich Village, James cooks on one of the city's piers

Can a podcast and a driven detective using cutting-edge technology solve a stone cold double murder?

Jamie Theakston presents an edition focusing on shoplifters, with Julian pursuing two suspects whose getaway car crashed, while James arrests the same man twice

When an executive closes her company, she illegally leases her space to another businesswoman who also closes her company.

The case of Kimberly Parker, convicted of masterminding the July 2000 kidnapping and murder of her estranged husband, Elihue.

Twenty-one-year-old Ernesto was the young lover of 59-year-old Barry. They lived together until Barry was found brutally stabbed to death at his home. But what really happened?

In York, PCs Chris and Steve are backed up by a police unit armed with Tasers when they set out to arrest a man suspected of assaulting a pregnant woman

Paul and Suki visit Norfolk for the final leg of their UK tour. Their first stop-off is Great Yarmouth's quieter neighbour, Gorleston-on-Sea

When brothers fight to reclaim their mobile home they say a knife was pulled on them; the man who bought the camper said its maiden voyage failed.

A man's untimely death leaves family members fighting over his alleged stock certificates.

When a woman offers up an outrageous party rental story after being accused of extortion, the Judge says her defence is 'the dumbest thing I've ever heard!'.

North Yorkshire's finest law enforcers handle cases of sex offences and people trafficking

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Science reveals new insights into belief and superstition in the land of the pharaohs, from finding the long-lost 'Land of Punt' to Tutankhamun

Jim and Lisa direct an intelligence-led strike, with the suspects believed to be in possession of a handgun and ammunition, while the knife-crime team targets drug hotspots

Questions in Stormont to the Northern Ireland executive, with the deputy first minister Emma Little-Pengelly, on Monday 2 February.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

A contractor admits that he was drinking while working; he sues his former client for nonpayment of services and defamation of character.

New technology is used to decode some of Egypt's most enduring enigmas. The mysteries behind the ancient Egyptians' obsession with death and the afterlife

A mother is accused of being a squatter in a rental unit; she countersues her former landlords for harassment and for impounding her children's cars.

Officers investigate reports of someone brandishing a 12-inch blade on a residential estate and hunt down a driver who caused a crash by driving the wrong way on a dual carriageway

Torrance Cheeves is found stabbed to death in his San Antonio, Texas home. With no suspects and a trail of puzzling evidence, investigators turn to surveillance cameras for answers

Paul and Bob fly to Enniskillen to fish for pike, which eluded them in series one. They take to the waters of Lough Erne in their search for this mighty fish

After meeting on a dating website, ex-lovers wind up in court fighting over an engagement ring and unpaid credit card charges.

Science shines a light on the dark side of Ancient Egypt, from a 5,000-year-old homicide to drug-fuelled debauchery - and one very shocking revelation

Giving his own daughter a lemon of a car is the accusation laid against a man by his ex-wife who wants reimbursement for related costs.

Paul and Bob fish for grayling on the stunning River Ure in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, where they talk about their plans for retirement

Officers join the National Police Air Service to stop two suspects in a car believed to be on cloned plates

How the recovered fossilised remains of the giant penguin Crossvallia waiparensis, standing about five feet tall, provide new insights into prehistoric penguin evolution

Alajawan Brown is gunned down in Skyway, Washington - a block from an earlier shooting. As police question if the two are related, only CCTV can help piece together the puzzle

A woman sues her former friend and a tenant for alleged damages to her home, and for the return of china, flatware and a bedspread.

A woman is accused of punching a hole in a door and of skipping out on rent by her former roommate.

The truth and lies behind ancient Egypt's best-known and loved icons, including the Great Sphinx, Tutankhamun, and the lost city of Tanis

Tom and Jill Estes' bodies are found behind a dumpster in Festus, Missouri. Police are baffled, until a receipt leads to CCTV of a blood-stained suspect

Officers pursue a vehicle with obscured number plates and it charges off the wrong way down the A46, while Dan and Jules stop a disqualified driver

The presenter travels to a remote island in the Hebrides to live and work on a dairy farm during calving season - after learning the ropes, he milks a herd of cows by himself

A man with respiratory problems hires a professional organizer to help clean-up; he sues her for allegedly falsifying her hours and stealing jewelry.

A woman claims her late mother's floral shop was robbed and sues for the return of property. A teenager confesses that he broke the windshield of a car

The presenter visits the monuments of Ancient Egypt in a bid to understand how such 'wonders of the ancient world' were built 4,500 years ago

Katie Wilding sought romance but found abuse. Her death was ruled as an overdose, but her family wanted justice.

Hugh Dennis and the team search for the remains of a Norman motte-and-bailey castle in the Liverpool suburb of West Derby

The travelling chef arrives in the Texan city of Fort Worth, where he tries his hand at cattle roping, has a go at line dancing and barbecues a few Texan meats by a riverside oasis

The team follows a woman on a quest to solve a family mystery and find her sisters, and a woman living with the decision to give up her son for adoption

A woman sues her younger boyfriend for the balance on a Hyundai Elantra that was in her name; she says he totaled the vehicle.

Two women accuse their roommate of stealing their food and alcohol, breaking their lease, and neglecting to pay utility bills.

Four new tyres, tow fees and an illegal repossession divide a man and his fiancé's sister. A teenager is sued by a co-worker for rent and utilities.

The presenter considers the riddle of the Sphinx, contemplating the suggestion that it is even older than thought