Crimewatch

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Crimewatch is a long-running British television programme that reconstructs real crimes to appeal for public help in solving them.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British television programme
true crime television series
aim assist police investigations
identify suspects
locate witnesses
associatedWith British law enforcement agencies
Metropolitan Police Service NERFINISHED
basedOn Aktenzeichen XY… ungelöst NERFINISHED
broadcastBy BBC Television NERFINISHED
broadcastFrequency regular series with periodic specials
broadcastOn television
countryOfBroadcast United Kingdom NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
debutChannel BBC One NERFINISHED
distributionFormat broadcast television
features CCTV footage
appeals from police officers
e-fits and photofits
phone-in lines for viewers
reconstructions of real crimes
firstAired 1984
format crime reconstruction series
genre factual television
public service broadcasting
true crime
hasAudienceParticipation yes
hasSpinOff Crimewatch Live NERFINISHED
Crimewatch Roadshow NERFINISHED
inspiredBy Aktenzeichen XY… ungelöst
intendedEffect encourage viewers to provide information to police
mediaType television programme
network BBC One NERFINISHED
notableFor long-running presence on British television
public appeals that led to arrests
originalLanguage English
originallyBroadcastFrom London NERFINISHED
originalNetwork BBC One
producer BBC
productionCompany BBC Studios NERFINISHED
purpose appeal for public help in solving crimes
subjectMatter missing persons
unsolved crimes
wanted suspects
targetAudience general public in the United Kingdom
typicalContent studio discussions with police
updates on previously featured cases
typicalRuntime 60 minutes
uses viewer phone calls and messages

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Kirsty Young notableWork Crimewatch
Nick Ross notableWork Crimewatch
Kirsty Young presented Crimewatch
Nick Ross presented Crimewatch