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The tragic case of John Chipp who was thrown 85ft to his death after a night out in Sunderland celebrating his 18th birthday.

A young father is killed by a gang with various weapons. Detectives discuss how CCTV, phone and intelligence evidence were used to catch the killers.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of David Ellis, who murdered landlord Alec Warburton in Dolwyddelan, North Wales, before fleeing to Ireland.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of John George Haigh, who, while in prison, came up with a plan for the perfect murder in the South East of England.

The tragic case of John Chipp who was thrown 85ft to his death after a night out in Sunderland celebrating his 18th birthday.

We explore the tragic murder of 18-year-old Lily Sullivan in Pembroke, Wales. After a brief encounter with 31-year-old Lewis Haines, Lily's life was cut short.

A display at an air show goes horribly wrong - a vintage plane is diving straight into the ground - the pilot has to make a split-second decision; and CCTV records a mystery explosion blasting out from under a busy pavement in Central London.

When fire engulfs a brand-new boat, two men battle to launch a life raft - with their hair and clothes on fire; and a charity climber makes a last minute change of plan and ends up being airlifted to safety.

Motorists struggle to save a woman trapped in her crashed car - it's on fire, and they have only moments to get her out; and a young motorcyclist films his own lucky escape on a busy roundabout.

Footage of a jockey falling off a horse, and a chilling 999 call about a seven-year-old girl who has been swallowed up by the ground.

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There's only one Judge Judy! With her outspoken style and hard-hitting decisiveness, Judge Judy single-handedly sorts out family disputes and misdemeanours, one case at a time.

Former tenants sue their ex-landlord for allegedly turning off their electricity. A mother sues a daycare provider.

A woman says her son's ex-girlfriend left her stove on and set the kitchen on fire.

A man claims his ex-lover owes him for an unpaid loan and for causing damage to his car after he allegedly hurled a piece of luggage at it.

Ex-lovers fight over the return of property and rent; he says she took most of her belongings and then abandoned the rest.

A landlord claims a woman unexpectedly moved in with her son and watched his home's tenants. A landlady provides evidence of a child's cheeky artwork and claims that the place was infested with bedbugs, cockroaches and mice.

A woman evicts her brother to sell her deceased father's home. A 70-year-old man's attempt to start a new business ends when his ex-girlfriend sues for a loan to build his credit, and he never gives her a penny in profits.

A tenant moves in a messy stranger and a cat just as the landlady stages the home for sale; a road trip falls apart when the purchase of a classic car goes wrong.

A woman is accused of refusing to return a dog to its rightful owner; neighbours fight over liability after a pit bull charges a woman and her daughter, forcing her to jump onto a car and damage it.

Women say their former employer owes them for their efforts to put things back in working order after a flood; a woman demands that her ex repay her for a loan to fix his van.

A teen houseguest sues a woman for disposing of his belongings, which she says he abandoned; former roommates sue for unpaid rent and bills and damaged and stolen property.

A man says his drunken companion punched him in the face for no reason; squatters sue a home's new owner for disposing of their possessions, including their dog.

A woman says a pit bull attacked her and her dog; a mother and grandmother feud over a breast pump.

A landlady says an ex-tenant's nine dogs left her home in a disastrous state; a former couple fight over money owed on a car.

Ex-lovers' stories fall apart when lies and plea deals related to an assault come into play; a jewellery designer sues a woman who wrote a negative review online.

A fashion designer is robbed after a night of partying at a karaoke bar; an injured man, unable to move out on time, says his belongings were stolen.

A woman is accused of rubbing pepper spray in her twin's face and threatening her with a butcher knife.

A barter agreement to purchase a motorcycle ends with an unhappy seller. The judge distrusts a man who insists that a deadbeat ex-friend owes him money. One mechanic calls out another, accusing him of putting the wrong transmission in a woman's car.

A boy's pet turtle, calls to the police and a controversial electric bill come into play when an engaged couple call it quits. The judge questions a woman's decision to wear high heels to court when she is disabled.

A woman says she was forced to euthanise her 7-week-old puppy and sues the man who sold it to her. The judge admonishes ex-lovers for using the judicial system to settle their financial iPhone battle.

After a mother witnesses her son's violent death, she and her husband struggle to repay a family member's loans. A young man accuses his former landlady of giving away his property.

A woman accuses her estranged husband of using corporal punishment on their children. Dissatisfied customers sue two mechanics for emotional distress.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Superintendent Kate Meynell to discover how she solved the murder of 50-year-old Nigel Bacon from Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.

Simon Toyne heads to Nottingham to investigate the murder of Colette Aram, which became the first-ever case to be featured on TV's 'Crimewatch'.

In 1992, an attack in Nottingham led to an investigation which lasted nearly a quarter of a century. In time, DNA profiling would help to close the case.