Channel 5 TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

Celebrating the beauty of Norfolk and Suffolk, from wild coastlines and deep forests to rich farmlands. The first episode follows skipper Richard Mathews in Norfolk as he boards one of the last of the Cromer Crab Boats, before cameras head inland to follow Darren Cox, a trader in the Suffolk town of Sudbury. Narrated by Bill Nighy

Late night in Sunderland, PC Tommy Wade witnesses a Micra fly around a roundabout. The suspect then heads off road, narrowly missing a dog walker. Careering down a public footpath, Tommy has no choice but to ram the car to a stop, but why is the driver so desperate to get away from the cops? In Blyth, PCs Andy Clark and Marc Crammond spot a car with no front number plate and not a single occupant of the vehicle is car wearing a seatbelt. And PCs Jamie Leslie and Máire Curran race to a serious two-car collision on the outskirts of Newcastle

In Kettering town centre, CCTV team observe a man on the street drinking alcohol with his friends before driving off. When the suspect floors it, a high-speed cross-county pursuit ensues, led by advanced driver Sandra in the Volvo XC60. Lucy and police dog Bryn are called to track down some men suspected of stealing goods from lorry curtain-sides, and the canine's super-sensitive nose quickly tracks them across a dual carriageway into a field of nettles

In 1985, a massacre that became known as the White House Farm murders took place in Tolleshunt D'Arcy, Essex, with Jeremy Bamber convicted for the killings of his adoptive parents and his adoptive sister and her six-year-old twins. With previously unseen documents, fresh ballistic tests and testimony from those at the scene, this documentary raises new questions about Bamber's conviction - and whether crucial details, including a potential 999 call, could finally change everything

In Norwich, specialist detectives battling to bring down county line gangs flooding the city with illegal drugs brought in from beyond the Norfolk border. They arrest a person they suspect to be leader of one of the lines, but he claims he has been coerced and threatened into running the operation. It's up to the detectives to decide if there is genuine fear of retribution further up the chain or it's an elaborate trick to throw them off the scent

Return of the documentary following Gloucestershire police officers keeping the peace during the night shift, beginning as they deal with the consequences of thousands of racegoers attending the annual Cheltenham festival. Drinking all day and into the night leads to trouble, fights start to break out, and a disoriented woman is found asleep in a car