Q&A: Kinahan in court & how police let Simon Levy kill
Daniel Kinahan - allegedly one of the world's most powerful gangsters - arrived at a Dublin court this week under near-unprecedented security. Was that level of protection justified, or was it theatre...
13 Aug 28min
How police infiltrated Europe’s biggest drug cartels
Imagine a phone network built exclusively for criminals. Encrypted. Untraceable. Designed to destroy evidence at the touch of a button. For years, EncroChat gave drug cartels, hitmen and money launder...
10 Aug 43min
Q&A: PC Andrew Harper's killers, funeral director horror & why cops don't report their own
Two of PC Andrew Harper's killers will soon be eligible for early release. They were convicted of manslaughter after dragging a police officer to his death - and under the government's early release s...
6 Aug 29min
Mark Duggan: the shooting that sparked nationwide riots
When a specialist firearms officer fired the shot that killed Mark Duggan in August 2011, no one could have predicted what would follow. Within days, a community protest in Tottenham had erupted into ...
3 Aug 56min
Q&A: Prison early release scheme, domestic abuse & how did Russia find the Skripals?
Killers and sex offenders were being lined up for early release later this year - until new PM Andy Burnham paused the scheme. Was that the right call? Can letting people convicted of serious offences...
30 Jul 30min
Q&A: Child terror suspects, Hillsborough Law & how long do police keep fingerprints on record?
A 14-year-old boy was recently charged with terrorism offences. Were Andy and Neil surprised? Less than you might think. They explain what's behind the trend in terror suspects getting younger and why...
23 Jul 27min
The Salisbury Poisonings: the day Putin attacked Britain
Many people called it an act of war. The 2018 Salisbury Poisonings remains one of the most infamous criminal cases in British history - and Neil was the man who led the investigation.In this episode, ...
20 Jul 47min
