TV Guide Channel 5 Monday

Hidden stories of the famous London toy store, from its links to the royals to the vital role its owners played in the Second World War, and from battling bankruptcy to bringing in five million visitors every year. The programme reveals why traditional teddy bears still remain a favourite, and why magic played an important role in the store hundreds of years before Harry Potter came along. Former staff uncover the secrets of the shop floor, including how toy demonstrators try to capture the imagination and encourage people to part with their cash

PCs Jamie Leslie and Jan Simlesa are patrolling in North Tyneside when they spot a shifty driver in a car that is the worse for wear. As the vehicle turns into a cul-de-sac, they signal for him to stop but he rams their police car and takes off, sparking a high-speed pursuit

Officers are searching for a car containing a passenger suspected of assault and stalking, but the driver fails to stop and the pursuit heads towards the M1. In Northampton, a man with a history of violence wanted for multiple assaults earlier in the day is refusing to come quietly, leaving the interceptors no option but to take him down with 50,000 volts. Over in Silverstone, Callum and Chris are after a driver treating the holiday Inn car park as his very own racetrack, while a pursuit across multiple counties is finally brought to an end by Dan and the team, with a little help from the eye in the sky

A sprawling Australian seaside hotel sits at the heart of a dispute between matriarch Helen and her adult children Simon, Kate and Ian. They want to sell, but Helen is against the lucrative deal, despite her ailing health. When a woman turns up out of the blue claiming to be the child she gave up for adoption in the UK, Helen believes it could be the answer to her problems. Drama, starring Jackie Woodburne, Kym Marsh and Dannii Minogue

Part one of two. In 1983, the quiet Leicestershire village of Narborough was shattered by the rape and murder of 15-year-old Lynda Mann. Three years later, teenager Dawn Ashworth was found dead in the same county in eerily similar circumstances. Detectives involved in the original investigation recount the painstaking work that led to an unprecedented scientific breakthrough when DNA profiling was used for the first time to eliminate a suspect - and eventually identify perpetrator Colin Pitchfork. Through archive footage and firsthand accounts, this documentary unravels how one of the most groundbreaking forensic investigations in history brought a serial killer to justice-and forever changed criminal investigations worldwide

Through archive footage and firsthand accounts, this concluding part of the documentary unravels how one of the most groundbreaking forensic investigations in history brought a serial killer to justice - and forever changed criminal investigations worldwide