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Detectives investigate a case of rape by a stranger, the Territorial Support Group respond to knife crime in London and CID search for a suspect after a man is robbed at gunpoint.

Detectives investigate the murder of a 17-year-old boy and gather evidence against a human trafficking gang, as public trust in the Met reaches a record low.

Detectives search for a missing young woman. After discovering CCTV footage of her going into a storage container with a man but never emerging, they fear she has been murdered.

2018 saw the highest murder rate in London in over a decade. This episode follows the investigations into two of these killings.

Homicide investigate the tragic death of a four-month-old baby.

It's the start of a bank holiday weekend and a young man has been stabbed in Hackney. Police rush to the scene but the victim doesn't want one tell them anything about what's happened.

Gangs are a major problem for police and in Harlesden a long running turf war has had horrific consequences. A young man has been shot, an innocent casualty of a violent gang feud.

Detectives investigate a series of sexual assaults and the mugging of an elderly woman. Contains some strong language and upsetting scene.

Mistaken identity leaves a young father dead and detectives trying to catch his killers.

Detectives investigate the murder of a homeless man who has been beaten to death in a London park and the rape of a young woman by a stranger on the street.

The murder investigation team are called in after a violent attack on a bus. Meanwhile, the Met prepare for Donald Trump's first visit to the UK.

Detectives investigate the fatal stabbing of a motorcycle stuntman on a music video shoot. A manhunt team searches for a suspect on the run, accused of raping a 12-year-old girl.

A man is attacked and dies in Trafalgar Square, the Trident team try to dismantle one of London’s most dangerous gangs, and response officers have to deal with a drunk driver.

An inquiry is about to decide if the killing by a Met officer of Mark Duggan was lawful.