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Forensic science helps solve real crimes. Behavioural profiling can be useful to catch a killer, but it can also be misleading, as police found out in one particular case

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

A man sues a motorist for hitting him with his SUV while he was cycling through a crosswalk; the motorist claims the cyclist was to blame.

Questions in Stormont to the Northern Ireland executive, with the first minister Michelle O'Neill, on Monday 19 January.

A 10-year-old boy is bitten by a leashed dog whose owner denies being at fault despite another incident the next day.

The firearms team mobilises to tackle a suspect armed with a pistol, and hours into a nerve-shredding siege, the man emerges with a handgun and fires

When mother Mary Davis is found murdered, the case spans decades. Bleeding edge forensics could hold the answers.

Following two of America's most skilled 'pickers', who trawl junk yards, garages, attics and barns for precious objects

Robson Green takes on some of Iceland's best anglers, including the head of the country's sea-fishing association and a brown-trout specialist known as 'the Monk'

A young man describes a harrowing experience while driving his girlfriend's car; they fight over who's going to pay for damages.

A man sues his ex-lover for attempting to break down his front door in a fit of rage; she brings a witness to testify that she wasn't even in town.

Alice Roberts explores the Second World War history of Dover, visiting the base where the Dunkirk evacuation was planned and getting a taste of the Battle of Britain

Officer Phil Broughton is hot on the heels of dangerous driver heading towards Nottingham city centre, while Lisa and Lewis deal with reports of gun shots heard down by the canal

Serial rapes spur fear in a city in North Carolina. Years later new forensic science finds the perpetrator.

A man buys a broken down Hyundai for $500 as a fixer upper for his teenage daughter but sues for $3,000 when the title is never handed over.

A woman demands that a mechanic pay her $5,000 for her car, lost wages and emotional distress after he allegedly held her vehicle hostage for 10 months.

Experts explore the disappearance of civilisations throughout time and across the globe, wondering if clues left in their wake point to an otherwordly explanation

As the Second World War approached its end, the Nazi regime was disintegrating and most of Hitler's deputies were busy making plans to try to survive

Officers pursue a car with no insurance, no tax and a suspected banned driver behind the wheel, and Sgt Brian Blackmore and his team execute a dawn raid

A woman whose memory of a week with her younger brother 50 years ago is driving her to find him, and a man who cannot shake the question of how a mother could give up her child

Alice Roberts explores the Georgian era in Bristol, taking a horse-drawn carriage ride, sampling backstreet gin, and discovering the story of the world's first chocolate factory

The would-be cheerleaders arrive for the first auditions at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, including several familiar faces

A young woman waffles on claims that she feared for her safety when an ex-lover allegedly destroyed her property.

When a man found his wife covered in blood, he was too late to revive her. Police believed blood evidence didn't match his story

A woman sues her former friend for damages after she allegedly drove her car without permission and put oil in the transmission fluid pipe.

More hopefuls join the competition for an invitation to the notorious training camp, and judges are forced to make difficult choices to select 27 candidates

Alice Roberts explores Cardiff's Edwardian past, discovering how the coal industry transformed the Rhondda Valley and brought immigrants from across the world to Wales

Police initially thought a teenager had run away, until they found her naked battered body in a ditch. Will they find the killer?

Jason Potts is called to a rush-hour crash involving multiple vehicles on the A50, while Alex Boniface takes the lead in the pursuit of a stolen Audi

One of the largest Nazi bunkers ever constructed, outside the French town of Watten, a missile facility with storage for 108 missiles, a liquid oxygen factory and two launch pads

A woman is accused of punching her friend in the face after he allegedly choked her; he is arrested the next day and sues her for damages.

After a heated dogfight, a Pit Bull owner maces a neighbour's unleashed Dalmatian that was allegedly mauling his pet..

Police recovered a submerged car but the driver was missing. Evidence found inside the car would lead them down a trail of obsession

When a man reported that his girlfriend had shot and killed herself, a post mortem ruled against suicide. But who killed her, and why?

A woman airs her dirty laundry with the world when she discovers the father of her child is cheating on her.

Mike and Jersey connect with real-life heavy metal hero Chip whose lifelong passion for steel mills has turned into a stockpile of industrial relics

Dan is in hot pursuit of a two-wheeled tearaway, a suspected drunk driver nearly causes a calamity and Mark has to turn detective at a three-car collision

A man sues his ex-girlfriend, twenty years his junior, for the cost of a new computer. The cost of a teenager's trip with a youth leadership program is disputed by former friends.

Teen mother says ex cracked windshield with fist - A teenager sues the father of her four-year-old daughter for an alleged loan and damages to her car's windshield.

Dan is given the runaround by an uninsured driver, Mike meets two hungry late-night speeders, and Jon deals with a shoplifter caught by members of the public

A young mother visits the surgery concerned about feeling numbness in her hands, and a regular patient comes in with a mysterious gash on her leg

The bladesmiths must forge a signature blade from a steel cage and a pile of barbed wire. Then, it's time to create one of Scotland's most feared weapons, the Lochaber Axe

Actor and TV presenter Kelvin Fletcher and his family give an insight into rural life, beginning in the midst of their busiest lambing season ever

Sophie Lionnet's murder is discussed by Steve Keogh and Richard Leonard. Experts and Sophie's mother share views

Accused of Auto Theft A woman accuses her ex-boyfriend of stealing her SUV and destroying her belongings; he claims he has the SUV title and never touched her property

A teenage driver is accused of trying to run over her ex-boyfriend who claims the only way to protect himself was to kick her car. She sues him for damages to her car.

The adventurer visits some of the world's most famous waterways and investigates how they have shaped the lives of the people living along them, beginning with the Nile

Blaze Bernstein, who was allgedly killed because he was Jewish, and the trial of his former classmate Sam Woodward.

Following two of America's most skilled 'pickers', who trawl junk yards, garages, attics and barns for precious objects

PC Matt Turner stops a vehicle with links to drug dealing in Macclesfield and a search of the vehicle reveals the occupant definitely has something to hide

Dr Julian Humphrey and Sister Benita Wainwright treat Phil, who has the rare condition aortic dissection, while Dr Humphrey also tries to put a man's dislocated shoulder into place