The police appeal series marks its 150th edition with an extended programme reviewing some of its achievements during the past 14 years. Presented by Nick Ross and Jill Dando.

Among the featured cases are an elderly woman in Coventry who was attacked in her home by an intruder, the murder of a 15-year-old girl in west London, the theft of valuable paintings from a gallery in York and a serial rapist whose crimes took place ten years ago.

Two unsolved murder cases feature in this month's edition of the crime-solving programme - the seemingly motiveless killing of two dog-breeders, and the mystery death of a man who went missing in 1993.

A rapist in Hampshire features in this month's edition of the crime-solving programme. Plus new information on the man attacking children in Essex.

Nick Ross presents the first edition of the programme since the tragic death of Jill Dando. Among the cases featured this month is a hit-and-run accident in London's Muswell Hill.

An attack on two girls in Caversham, Berkshire by a knife-wielding man, and the murder of a grandmother in London's Bethnal Green are among this month's cases.

This month's edition includes an appeal to find those responsible for hijacking drivers in the Home Counties. With Nick Ross.

Nick Ross presents five examples of how important evidence from Crimewatch UK viewers has helped the police to solve serious and violent crimes.

The crime-solving programme looks at the murder of three generations of the same family in Swansea. Plus the case of two armed men who burst into a supermarket in Staffordshire, and a classic-motorcycle thief.

The murder of a 63-year-old man in Surrey, and the hijacking of £1 million worth of computer equipment in Cheshire are among the cases featured this month. Plus, a report on a series of distraction burglaries of pensioners' homes, which involve men entering by pretending to be from the water board then taking valuables.

This month's cases include a road rage incident in which a man stopped and assaulted two female motorists for pulling over too sharply, and an 86-year-old woman who was robbed at knifepoint.

This month, a chance to identify stolen property, which could be returned to its thief if not claimed, plus reconstructions and appeal results.