Crimewatch Roadshow säsong 9

Michelle Ackerley is at New Scotland Yard finding out how the Met are fighting knife crime, and Rav Wilding has the latest on how to avoid becoming a victim of holiday scams.

At the home of training for the Metropolitan Police in Hendon, Michelle finds out what it takes to be a detective. The team goes behind the scenes with the specialist team of detectives as they hunt down foreign fugitives hiding out in London.

Rav Wilding reveals how to protect your children online and asks for your help with unsolved cases. Plus, Michelle Ackerley is training with the riot police in Gravesend.

At the Thames Valley Police Training Centre in Sulhampstead, Berkshire, Michelle meets the extraordinary dogs training to join the police. The team also investigates the recent rise in the number of acid attacks across the country.

Michelle is with the City of London police finding out how you can keep safe from thieves on mopeds. Back in the studio, Rav asks for your help finding wanted faces and identifying fugitives caught on CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley takes to the skies to find out how police and security teams are combating the illegal smuggling of drugs, weapons and people through private airfields. Plus, Rav Wilding reveals the latest ticket scams affecting music festival fans.

Michelle is live from a fire training centre in county Durham to see how emergency crews prepare for major fires at airports and on oil rigs. Plus, Rav appeals for your help to find missing people and explores some of the latest technology helping police to fight crime.

Michelle Ackerley is live from an off-road biking track in Yorkshire. She delves into the growing problem of motorbikes being used to commit crimes, and discovers how local police officers are tackling the illegal and dangerous use of off-road motorbikes.

The show is live from West Yorkshire Police's state-of-the-art training facility at Carr Gate, Wakefield. Michelle meets the intake of new recruits and tries her hand at some of the challenges they face during their training.

Michelle visits Leicester, where she meets leading forensic scientists who are investigating historical mysteries and modern day cases. Meanwhile, Rav marks the 35th anniversary of Neighbourhood Watch.

Michelle Ackerley looks back at the events of 22 May, when Manchester was targeted in the UK's worst terror attack in over a decade. Also, we investigate the ongoing training emergency teams undergo in order to prepare for when the worst happens.

We meet the detectives using science to solve crime, including officers from Staffordshire who used cutting-edge techniques to reveal the face of an unidentified body which has remained a mystery for nearly half a century.

At the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue's training facility in Bury, the team gets hands on with the Mounted Unit, and meets the horses who help police in a variety of ways. Plus, detectives appeal for your help to catch the people responsible for a terrifying arson attack.

We take to the streets with officers from GMP as they expose the driving offences which put cyclists' lives at risk on the roads. In the studio, Rav asks if you can put names to the faces in our CCTV appeals. Could there be someone you recognise?

Michelle is live from Liverpool with appeals from Merseyside police. Will you have the answers detectives need? Plus, Rav has been on his bike over on the Isle of Man, finding out how officers keep people safe during the island's world famous TT Races.

Tina is live from a fire station in the West Midlands, finding out how the emergency services deal with illegal cannabis farms. In the studio, Rav speaks to a victim of ransomware, and gets advice from the police on how to protect yourself.

Tina is live with West Midland Police's dog unit in Solihull. We see how they train their new canine recruits to sniff out things like guns and drugs, and meet some of the newest litter of puppies who're about to join the force.

We see how the National Ambulance Resilience Unit in Wiltshire train paramedics to deal with the most hazardous emergencies they can possibly face. Also, Rav checks out what's been described as the world's first crime-fighting shoe scanner.

Tina Daheley is live with Avon and Somerset's underwater search team. While in the studio, Rav finds out about a new system that's being used at one prison to stop drones being used to drop drugs to the inmates.

The team heads for South Wales and Tina looks at the issue of fakes, as we follow an operation to seize potentially dangerous counterfeit goods before they can go on sale. In the studio, Rav welcomes a police convoy recently returned from a charity mission in Zambia.