DNA Profiling | Catching Britain’s Killers: The Crimes That Changed Us

1: DNA | Catching Britain's Killers: The Crimes That Changed Us

The story of the hunt to find the killer of two teenage girls in 1980s Leicestershire which led to an extraor...

1: Justice | Darren McGarvey: The State We're In

Darren McGarvey sets out to explore the UK's justice system through the eyes of the people who live and work in it.

1: The Loss of Joy | Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation

Documentary series examining the murder of Stephen Lawrence. The first episode focuses on the run-up to Stephe...

2: Double Jeopardy | Catching Britain's Killers: The Crimes That Changed Us

Shocked by the failure to convict her daughter's killer, a mother fights for justice by taking on...

2: Edinburgh - Crime | Darren McGarvey's Scotland

In Edinburgh, Darren examines the link between poverty and crime: how does it impact kids and their future? But soon Darren...

2: The System | Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation

Documentary series examining the murder of Stephen Lawrence. Doreen and Neville Lawrence launch a private murder pr...

3: Corruption and Conviction | Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation

Documentary series examining the murder of Stephen Lawrence. The public inquiry leads to a change in...

3: I Want My CCTV | The History Of Surveillance

Looks at how surveillance is now seen as a necessary protective measure.

3: Interrogation | Catching Britain's Killers: The Crimes That Changed Us

The story of how a 1970s miscarriage of justice involving three teenage boys would lead to a radica...

3: People Try To Put Us Down | Almost Grown

Looking at youth cultures of the 50's and 60's - teddy boys, beatniks, mods, rockers, hippies, Hells Angels, skinheads - their id...

3: West Dunbartonshire - Worst Place to Be a Woman | Darren McGarvey's Scotland

West Dunbartonshire is the worst place in Scotland to be a woman, yet the bordering council i...

4: Drugs and Punishment | Wheeler on America

Charles Wheeler looks at population growth in prisons and asks are penalties for drug offences too harsh?

4: Glasgow - Dying Young | Darren McGarvey's Scotland

In Scotland's largest city, one in four men die younger than anywhere else in the UK - it is called the Glasgow effect....

Alternatives to zero tolerance programmes | Gangs, Guns and Knives: The Search For Solutions

The impact of the Tackling Gangs Action Programme is unclear but it appears that...

America's Stoned Kids | This World

Professor John Marsden heads to Colorado, which voted to legalise the recreational use of cannabis in November 2012, to investigate the im...

Anti-Social Behaviour | Unreliable Evidence

Clive Anderson and guests ask if anti-social behaviour law is vital for curbing, or a disproportionate, discriminatory response t...

Battered Baby | Horizon

An eight-week-old baby is rush ed to hospital bruised and with a broken arm. Her mother has admitted to "shaking her". Dr Danya Glaser explores the f...

Behind Bars | Youth Nation: Changing the World

Richard Blackwood hosts youth talk show about young people in prison, discussing what young people need after prison and how t...

Biased juries and media attention | Newsday

Can a jury who have been exposed to a lot of media about a trial be seen as biased, and would this be a basis for a retrial?

Britain's Teenage Drug Runners

With astonishing access, BBC Three explores how gang members are using teenage drug runners to sell large amounts of crack and heroin miles aw...