Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Each weekday morning, former detective Rav Wilding asks viewers for their help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, catch criminals caught on CCTV and spot wanted faces, while Sian Lloyd is out and about reporting live from North and South Yorkshire. The series starts in Scarborough, where North Yorkshire Police are working hard to clean up the seaside town and drive out the drug dealers. Sian finds out about a campaign to keep the coastline safe from smugglers and terrorists, and there's an appeal to find the arsonists who petrol bombed a restaurant in a quiet country village.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Each weekday morning, former detective Rav Wilding asks viewers for their help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, catch criminals caught on CCTV and spot wanted faces, while Sian Lloyd is out and about reporting live. This episode comes live from Helmsley, North Yorkshire, where Sian is on patrol with wildlife crime investigators, following their work to protect birds of prey from illegal poisoning and traps. There's an appeal to track down the armed burglars who robbed a house near Harrogate, and Rav needs your help to catch crooks caught on camera and solve crimes from across the UK.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Each weekday morning, former detective Rav Wilding asks viewers for their help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, catch criminals caught on CCTV and spot wanted faces, while Sian Lloyd is out and about reporting live. This episode comes live from North Yorkshire and focuses on crimes committed behind the wheel. Sian tests her skills in a driving simulator and meets young drivers who are most at risk from road crashes. There's also a look at the work of specialist police teams as they use the latest technology to intercept criminals on the borders of the county.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Each weekday morning, former detective Rav Wilding asks viewers for their help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, catch criminals caught on CCTV and spot wanted faces, while Sian Lloyd is out and about reporting live. In this episode, the focus is on finding the two gunmen who stole an elderly woman's car during a shopping trip. There's also an appeal for your help to find the armed attackers who robbed an elderly couple in their home and a look at a police operation to track down burglars and stolen goods.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Each weekday morning, former detective Rav Wilding asks viewers for their help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, catch criminals caught on CCTV and spot wanted faces, while Sian Lloyd is out and about reporting live. This episode highlights crime affecting older people. Sian Lloyd reports from the Lifewise Centre in Rotherham, a state-of-the-art training facility where elderly visitors can learn how to protect themselves from scams and distraction burglaries. There is also an insight into the work of South Yorkshire police's domestic violence team as they use new tactics to lock up offenders and give victims the chance to escape.

The show comes from London and Sian Lloyd is at the Met's driving school to learn how riding sidesaddle helps motorcycle officers in one of the world's largest cities.

The team pay a visit to the Heathrow Animal Reception Centre, where they find out more about the work of the UK Border Force teams that are trying to halt the illegal trade of endangered species.

Sian is with police in Essex as they attempt to keep Clacton drug-free. Rav learns about the science of lying using some groundbreaking technology.

The team pay a visit to the biggest security show in Europe where they take a look at some cutting-edge technology designed to keep you safe.

Sian is at the Metropolitan Police’s Crime Academy where she receives some tips on how to become a crime scene investigator.

Michelle Ackerley discovers how police and fire service deal with emergencies on Greater Manchester's waterways.

The team are with Greater Manchester Police who are working to catch energy thieves whose actions cause our bills to be put up.

The team are inStaffordshire, where reporter Michelle Ackerley finds out how police are using the latest drone technology to fight crime and help with searches.

The team are in West Yorkshire where reporter Michelle Ackerley is given a lesson in how to bash down a door, police-style.

Michelle Ackerley has a go in an ultra-modern driving simulator which allows her to skid on ice and snow in midsummer and she also finds out how police are prepared for the horrors of a riot.

Sonali Shah is with police and fire services in Northamptonshire and meets a couple of sniffer dogs used to detect cases of arson.

The cameras follow West Midlands Police as they crack down on lorry drivers using mobile phones whilst driving.

Sonali Shah is in Bedfordshire where she learns how Vauxhall drivers there are being targeted by crooks.

The team are in the Midlands where they find out more about Birmingham’s undercover pickpocket team.

The team are with West Midlands Police’s firearms unit where they find out more about their specialist training exercises, and forensic scientists explain how they are using new technology to help solve gun crimes.