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NewsYahoo Celebrity UK'Springwatch' star Chris Packham opens up about arson attack outside his home
The incident took place last October.
EntertainmentYahoo News UKDo TV programmes like Line of Duty help or hinder the police?
Crimewatch presenter Rav Wilding tells Yahoo UK's podcast Britain Is a Nation Of... how much police dramas actually resemble the real world of policing.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKBarry George says his 'conscience is clear' over Jill Dando murder
Barry George, the man who was wrongly convicted of the murder of TV presenter Jill Dando, has said that he was jailed 'on no sound evidence'.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKBBC to air documentary on Jill Dando murder
The BBC is to broadcast an in-depth documentary film about the murder of TV presenter Jill Dando, according to reports.
NewsYahoo News UKDeath of man found naked on Cornwall beach with sock in his mouth remains unsolved after open verdict recorded
Retired electrician Alan Eric Jeal, 64, was discovered at high tide on Perranporth beach in Cornwall.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UK7 high profile cases Crimewatch helped to solve
After 33 years helping solve some of the country’s most notorious crimes, the BBC announced it is pulling the plug on Crimewatch.
NewsYahoo Celebrity UKCrimewatch axed from the BBC after 33 years on TV
Crimewatch has been axed after 33 years on TV - a move which is expected to anger police forces who have used the show to solve many cases.
NewsStewart TurnerBBC Blasted Over Crimewatch Cliffhangers
The new series of the BBC’s long-running crime show is giving TV bosses a headache after viewers were angered by its use of a soap-style cliffhanger during the reconstruction of a murder case. The show, which appeals to the public for help in solving high-profile crimes, has been given a slick new look to go with new presenters Jeremy Vine and Tina Daheley. The first episode of the new series, which aired on Monday September 5, was blasted by viewers for its report on the murder of 17-year-old Melanie Road, who was sexually assaulted and died from multiple stab wounds following a night out in 1984.
- NewsStewart Turner
New Crimewatch Blasted For Insensitive Cliffhanger
The new series of the BBC’s long-running crime show is giving TV bosses a headache after viewers were angered by its use of a soap-style cliffhanger during the reconstruction of a murder case. The show, which appeals to public for help in solving high-profile crimes, has been given a slick new look to go with new presenters Jeremy Vine and Tina Daheley. The first episode of the new series, which aired on Monday September 5, was blasted by viewers for its report on the murder of 17-year-old Melanie Road, who was sexually assaulted and died from multiple stab wounds following a night out in 1984.
NewsRachel PilcherJeremy Vine And Tina Daheley Are The New Crimewatch Presenters
Jeremy Vine and Tina Daheley have been announced as the new presenters of the iconic BBC show, Crimewatch. Jeremy and Tina will be taking over from Kirsty Young, who announced she was leaving the show after seven years at the end of 2015, saying it had been a ‘great privilege’ to work with the Crimewatch team. Speaking about joining the series, Jeremy said: “I grew up watching Crimewatch.
NewsStephanie SoteriouIs This The Most Awkward Crimewatch Moment Ever?
The last thing we expect to be chuckling at on the telly is BBC One’s hard-hitting show Crimewatch, but last night’s episode had more than a few viewers laughing. In fact, fans of the show couldn’t resist taking to social media to poke fun at perhaps the most awkward moment in the show’s history - when host Jason Mohammad’s mugshot appeared to flash up on the screen. As it happens, the man in the picture was actually just Jason’s doppelganger, with the presenters running through updates on previous cases that had already been solved and the man in the image, Victor Lakatos, actually being caught and imprisoned for eighteen years.
