Crimewatch - Tackling Britain's unsolved crimes

Andrew Heath Murder

Andrew Heath was killed when a fire ripped through his home in Warndon, Worcester on Wednesday 14 December 2011.

The blaze was started in a wheelie bin outside his front door and quickly spread to his first floor maisonette flat.

Can you help police with their investigation?

Shireoaks Armed Robbery

Two armed men attacked a postmistress and her husband in their home in Shireoaks in November 2011. They used an extremely high-level of violence and stole thousands of pounds from the adjoining Post Office.

Do you know who the men were?

Nellie Geraghty Murder

Widow Nellie Geraghty was found badly injured in an alleyway close to her home in Shaw, just outside Oldham, in November 2011. She died two days later and the circumstances of her death remain a mystery.

Can you help us find who is responsible?

Escaped Prisoner: John Anslow

Detectives in Staffordshire are urgently trying to trace 31-year-old John Anslow, who escaped from a prison van in Bromsgrove on Monday 23 January 2012.

Charlie Wright Murder

Detectives are investigating the murder of 17-year-old carpentry student Charlie Wright. He was shot in the face with a shotgun in the early hours of Friday 23 April, 2010, as he stood outside a house in Greenwich.

Betty Yates Murder

Retired school teacher Betty Yates was found dead at her remote riverside cottage near Bewdley in Worcestershire. The 77-year-old widow had been stabbed and beaten with her own walking stick.

Scottish Coin Theft

Lothian and Borders Police are investigating the theft of an irreplaceable collection of coins - worth almost half a million pounds - from the home of one of Scotland's leading collectors.

This month's CCTV

Do you recognise any of the characters caught on camera from the latest programme?

Web appeals

Each month we also feature a number of exclusive website appeals. These cases have a large number of appeal points, can you help?

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