Series 10

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle finds out about the training officers receive to prepare them for large-scale events.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. This programme looks at the recent surge in knife and gun crime in London.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle finds out how police in London are combatting the ongoing threat of terrorism.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. There is also advice for football fans on how to avoid World Cup ticket fraud.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In this episode the focus is on fraud, particularly deception of older people.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle is at Silverstone to learn some tactical driving skills with Northants Police.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. This programme looks at how police in the West Midlands are tackling the surge in violent crime.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In the Mendip Hills, Michelle hangs out with Avon and Somerset Constabulary's rope rescue team.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases, including an appeal to find the criminals who stole thousands of pounds worth of garden equipment.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team appeal for help to find the attacker who targeted a woman in Taunton in broad daylight.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team discover how footballers are working with police to help stamp out gang crime early.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team find out how mountain rescue work in some of North Yorkshire's most inaccessible spots.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack cases. At the International Fire Training Centre, Michelle meets trainees learning to fight industrial fires.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team is in Lancashire where detectives need viewers' help to put criminals behind bars.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team ask viewers if they have the information police in the north of England need.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. The team appeal for help with a murder case and a pub robbery.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. Michelle asks for help with a murder appeal, while Rav looks at the latest crime-fighting gadgets.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In Manchester, Michelle learns about the work of Greater Manchester's Roads Police Unit.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In Staffordshire, there is an appeal to find the killer of a man who was attacked in his home.

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley ask for viewers' help to crack unsolved cases. In Llandudno, there is an appeal to find the killer who attacked a postman during his rounds.

Michelle Ackerley visits the north west to see how Cheshire police are tackling a recent rise in fatal road accidents. In studio Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is in Manchester finding out how police are clamping down on violent street robberies. In studio Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

The programme is live from an RSPCA centre where Michelle Ackerley finds out how officers are combating animal abuse.

Michelle Ackerley looks at the work carried out by Staffordshire Police’s missing person investigation team. In studio, Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is live in Manchester for International Women’s Day, looking at how female police officers’ roles have changed over the years.

Michelle Ackerley visits the West Midlands where police are dealing with a dramatic rise in violent car crime. Rav Wilding has the latest appeals, CCTV and Wanted Faces.

Michelle Ackerley is in Staffordshire where police are dealing with the problem of ‘county lines’ drug gangs. In the studio Rav Wilding has the latest appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley discovers how West Midlands police are using drones to search crime scenes and patrol the skies at major events. Rav Wilding has more appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley visits Cheltenham to see how police horses are helping to keep crowds safe at the prestigious Gold Cup.

The Roadshow moves to the south west of England where police need your help to solve cases from dog theft to arson.

Michelle Ackerley visits the south east to find out how police are clamping down on robberies and burglaries. In studio, Rav Wilding has the latest crime appeals and CCTV.

Michelle Ackerley is in London with the Metropolitan Police as they celebrate 100 years of women in the force.

Today’s programme comes live from the south east, where crime and anti-social behaviour is blighting some of the nation’s most scenic canals and waterways.

The Roadshow moves to Berkshire where the theme is car crime - from vehicle theft and scams to the latest security tips and tools.

The final programme of the series sees Michelle on the south coast, visiting the RNLI at their training centre in Poole, Dorset, where she finds out if she has what it takes to train as a lifesaving volunteer.