Browse the full Sky Witness TV guide for Thursday, 14 May 2026. 29 programmes listed , including 7 tonight. UK listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.
Early Morning
00:00
1h
The team race against the clock to save two doctors abducted by a desperate father
01:00
1h
A woman is found gravely injured in a remote campground
02:00
1h
A drug kingpin from Eva's past returns
03:00
1h
The mutilated body of a drug smuggler is found
04:00
30m
The work of US Customs and Border Protection agents
04:30
30m
The work of US Customs and Border Protection agents
05:00
1h
The work of Britain's emergency helicopter medical services
Morning
06:00
1h
Seasonal worker Richard is involved in a hit-and-run
07:00
30m
A family of foodies cook up trouble in Biosecurity
07:30
30m
An actress finds herself in trouble with customs officers
08:00
1h
Agents raid a smuggling operation on the Mexican border
09:00
1h
The work of the City of London Police
10:00
1h
Lives hang in the balance after a head-on collision
11:00
1h
Jamie faces backlash from fellow officers
Daytime
12:00
1h
Five VIPs are gunned down at a trendy New York restaurant
13:00
1h
A woman is killed on her way home from a lavish party
14:00
1h
Officer Bradford is forced to accept help from Officer Chen
15:00
1h
A couple are found dead in their hotel room
16:00
30m
The work of customs officers in Australia
16:30
30m
The work of customs officers in Australia
17:00
30m
The work of customs officers in Australia
17:30
30m
The work of customs officers in Australia
Tonight's Highlights
18:00
30m
The work of customs officers in Australia
18:30
30m
The work of customs officers in Australia
19:00
1h
A traffic accident uncovers a prostitute and drug dealer up to no good
20:00
1h
Road disasters captured on video by drivers' dashboard cameras
21:00
1h
A drug kingpin from Eva's past returns
22:00
1h
Michael tries to rid a neighbourhood of organised crime
23:00
1h
Officer Nolan has to adjust to his new training officer's unconventional approach to police work