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Punchy reality show about a female judge that has made a real impact on the American justice system. Judge Judy is real, honest and keen to get to the bottom of emotional cases.

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

The documentary exploring manufacturing processes concludes with a look at how dragster tyres, icing, floating docks and spiral pipes are made

Two women, each with a child by the same man, get into a violent confrontation; police intervention and child visitation come into play.

A Swiss fisherman uncovers ancient Celtic relics in Lake Neuchâtel, hinting at a violent Iron Age battle that happened around 225BCE

The disappearance of a young woman led police to believe she was the victim of a particular criminal, but blood evidence and tyre tracks would prove otherwise

A man sells his Rottweiler for $300 because he was 'disobedient' to his wife but admits he was training him to be a service dog.

The friend of two men testified against them after they were involved in a shooting incident. But when a bomb exploded in his home, police smelled revenge

When a woman's home is damaged by fire, her cousin offers her a place to stay; unpaid rent and complaints to police soon follow.

When a college student was found brutally murdered, hairs and tiny cells found at the scene opened a trail of lies and a motive for murder

Alice Roberts tells the story of Viking England by studying the history of York, taking part in a Viking battle and meeting the people behind a memorable archaeological find

Following the work of police officers in New Zealand, featuring behind-the-scenes access to cases and revealing new information about high-profile crimes

Michael Portillo travels from Aberystwyth into the Cambrian Mountains at Devil's Bridge, and finishes in Newtown, Powys

Michael Portillo explores the Britain of his youth, starting at Preston's Fulwood Barracks and heading to Bury Bolton Street Station in Greater Manchester

Following the work of police officers in New Zealand, featuring behind-the-scenes access to cases and revealing new information about high-profile crimes

Michael Portillo is in Greater Manchester, hearing about the birth of the NHS, the first episode of Coronation Street and the Baby, the first electronic stored-program computer

Michael Portillo visits Oldham's Victorian theatre, attends a knife-making workshop in Sheffield and spends a few hours at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Wakefield

Rick, Corey and Chumlee head to Louisville, Kentucky, to bet on a collection of vintage spirits and a pair of goggles signed by Kentucky Derby jockey Jon Court

Officers in Laredo intercept a truck smuggling narcotics over the border, and a courier heading to Mexico is caught delivering guns and ammunition in Eagle Pass

A woman buys a fixer-upper car for her teenage son and finds a mechanic that may have cut some corners to bring it up to speed.

A man is accused of sharing a tragic story in order to get a sizeable loan from a friend; he insists it was a down payment for work.

Officers are on alert for a cartel ambush as they transfer a Sicario to the Mexican military. A random inspection of a pick-up truck reveals 32kg of narcotics

Entertainment, current affairs and fashion news, as well as showbiz stories and celebrity gossip. Presented by Lorraine Kelly

A series of setbacks threaten to ruin the Gold Devils' recovery plants. Meanwhile, the Ferals suffer a serious gold drought on Kim North's Mount Shovel lease

Terry Wood comes home to find his wife Roxanne, lying dead in a pool of blood

A young man is incarcerated only days after buying a Mustang from a business man with ten children; the inmate makes the case that he was scammed.

PC Craig Dawes attends a fatal collision involving a motorcycle and car, where he and Sgt Matt Edwards secure the site for crash investigators, who try to find out what happened

A teenager claims he took the fall for a friend after a car accident and lied to police about who was responsible.

The murder of 17-year-old Carla Walker, who was abducted by an unknown assailant in Texas in 1974

Following the fight to hunt down Nazi war criminals in the 1960s and 70s, such as Beate Klarsfeld's determination to out Kurt Kiesinger

The presenter follows in the footsteps of his brother and sister when he trains to become a firefighter in some scarily real environments at a fire station in Grimsby

How the problem of violent incidents involving weapons is being tackled, as the trend continues to causes issues for retail and security staff

The Gold Devils leave their main base to return to an old lease. In Western Australia's tropical north, Alan and Salty push their off-road adventure to the limit

A man purchases and overhauls a famous 30-year-old tour bus, only to have it break down four times while driving cross-country.

Jo and Mike track down a VW Golf that was involved in a robbery to a petrol station, but as they try to stop the driver, the fleeing car smashes through the pumps

A caregiver claims she suffered from a stroke and Lupus while caring for an elderly man whose son sues her for a large unpaid loan.

A man charges into a crowded church service screaming that his sister kidnapped his mother, and later claims she also stole $50,000 from her.

Days after Amanda Perrault made allegations of abuse against her husband, police officer Seth Perrault, he reported that she took her life by shooting herself.

A speeding young driver writes his car off in a spectacular fireball, while a high-speed car and foot chase through the centre of Bradford ends in a gruesome smash

Northstar Marine sets out to salvage a tug sunk in the Delaware Bay. Meanwhile, crews work to salvage sunken sailboats following Hurricane Sally

A suspected drink-driver resists arrest and receives a face full of incapacitating PAVA spray, while an uninsured motorist tries to pass himself off as his 52-year-old father

Ex-lovers who met on Tinder fight over the termination of an alleged pregnancy which ends in a car crash.

The disappearance of a young woman led police to believe she was the victim of a particular criminal, but blood evidence and tyre tracks would prove otherwise

The friend of two men testified against them after they were involved in a shooting incident. But when a bomb exploded in his home, police smelled revenge

Officers crack down on uninsured drivers, including a van courier who is stopped in Leeds, is unable to provide the correct paperwork, and then fails a drug test

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

Cameras capture the world from fresh perspectives. This episode features a long-forgotten network of Native American earthworks and a baffling battlefield mystery in Belgium

Ted and Justin search for Cold War relics at the site of the former Yugoslavian Consulate. At the National, a prop buyer comes looking for a classic Second World War pick-up

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

When a college student was found brutally murdered, hairs and tiny cells found at the scene opened a trail of lies and a motive for murder

When a drowning victim was discovered, police soon ruled out accidental death when a suspect emerged with several motives for murder