Blue light flasher atop of a police car. City lights on the background.

How racial unrest led to a constable’s killing in the Broadwater Farm Riots

For many women, staying at home meant being locked in with the person who posed the greatest threat to their lives

Technology has made it easier for abusers to target and control their victims

The likes of Denmark, Sweden, Finland and the UK were all shown to be among the worst offending nations for domestic abuse.

Everything about Kym Marsh: Murder at My Door Interview

Big, broad, manic-eyed and bushy-’tached, Charles Bronson is famous (well, okay, infamous) for his big house exploits | Image: Shutterstock

In October of 2012, a little girl from Machynlleth, Powys, Wales, vanished after being sighted willingly climbing into a car near her home

She paid for the police’s lack of training, care and poor attitude with her life'. 

What was it like growing up in Yorkshire during Peter Sutcliffe's reign of terror?

The double-murderer who hid from police in a divan bed at the crime scene

Crime+Investigation spoke to Sinead from Mens Rea about the podcast and what she's looking forward to at CrimeCon

The wider question of how we should shape the discourse over such crimes remains a thorny one

How a normal girl from Crumpsall became an icon of evil for her role in the abductions and murders of five children and teenagers between 1963 and 1965

It is now more than a decade since the murder of Jo Yeates – a case which shocked and gripped the whole country throughout 2010

Hunting Ghislaine is the new podcast series by veteran investigative journalist John Sweeney.

Only one in every 20 murders coming from the hands of a woman and young female killers are even rarer

Peter Sutcliffe was eventually caught after a routine check of his car registration number.

Over two decades have passed since the nation was rocked by the brutal murder of 13-year-old Billie-Jo Jenkins

The epidemic of lethal violence against women is laid bare in the Femicide Census

The leading writer and criminologist directs his uncompromising gaze on a growing phenomenon - so-called 'rampage killers', whose random multiple killings invariably leave entire communities in shock and mourning.

One of the major contributors to the demise of capital punishment in the UK were several high-profile miscarriages of justice.

Former Scotland Yard detective and undercover cop, Peter Bleksley has written several books and plays.

Crime+Investigation is giving away 5 copies of Justice For Helen,  an incredible story of grief, loss and love, determination and strength, fortitude and resilience as one mother sets out to put right an appalling wrong. 

The sense of disbelief and shock still reverberate across the nation, 25 years later

Mr and Mrs Smith will be appearing at this year's CrimeCon UK to share their experiences of working undercover while living with another undercover officer.

When Missing Turns to Murder starts Monday 4th March on Crime+Investigation

What the Killer Did Next

Cults, Taboos and Twisted Faith trailer

Watch the launch trailer of our new ten-part crime series

Domestic abuse is one of the biggest social issues affecting women and children in the UK today. #HereForHer raises awareness.

Philip Glenister on his next acting role

What The Killer Did Next starts February 4th

Philip Glenister on crime fighting

Philip Glenister on catching a killer

What is Tech Abuse? Influencer Jemima Toms explains