Crimewatch UK

Série télévisée
1984–2017
50min

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Fiona Bruce and Nick Ross in Crimewatch UK (1984)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLooking at the range of criminal activity that plagues the United Kingdom, giving vital information on unsolved cases.Looking at the range of criminal activity that plagues the United Kingdom, giving vital information on unsolved cases.Looking at the range of criminal activity that plagues the United Kingdom, giving vital information on unsolved cases.

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Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 victoire et 5 nominations au total

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35 saisons34 ans

Anecdotes
On April 26th 1999, co-presenter Jill Dando was shot dead outside her home in Fulham, London. The show broadcast a reconstruction of her murder the following month; however, it was not until May 2000 that a local man, Barry George, was arrested and charged with her murder. He received a life sentence in July 2001, but after a retrial was acquitted in August 2008. Dando's murder thus remains unsolved, but several popular theories abound, with most experts concluding she was killed by a hitman, possibly from Serbia. Her co-presenter, Nick Ross, has always maintained that he doesn't believe her death had anything to do with her role presenting Crimewatch.

Citations
[sign-off line at the end of each episode]
Nick Ross - Presenter: Don't have nightmares. Do sleep well.

Connexions
Featured in Only Fools and Horses: Fatal Extraction (1993)

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Helping to solve real life crime

I've been watching Crimewatch UK for many years and is the BBC's crime solving programme.

It deals with the more serious offences that have been in the news including murders, rapes, armed robberies and kidnappings. Reconstructions using actors help to solve these crimes and then follows an appeal with the crime victims themselves and coppers dealing with the case.

We also get to see CCTV footage of crimes such as crooks robbing banks at gun point and also photo's of criminals who are wanted by police.

Nick Ross has presented this from the start and other presenters over the years include Sue Cook, the late Jill Dando and Ross's current co-presenter, Fiona Bruce.

This is usually shown once a month on BBC1 on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening between 9 and 10 pm.

Long may Crimewatch UK continue.