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Various Publishers will release the book Deception in December 2025, which analyzes complex financial fraud schemes and fraud cases in the United Kingdom. The work examines the methods used by criminal networks in the UK to manipulate financial systems.

The Investigation of Lucy Letby on Netflix documents the case against British nurse Lucy Letby, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2023 for the murder of seven infants. The series examines the medical evidence and police investigation into the events at Countess of Chester Hospital between 2015 and 2016.

Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story on Netflix documents Fred and Rose West's serial murders of at least 12 young women in Gloucester between 1967 and 1987. The series focuses in the first episode on the arrest of Fred West and the subsequent excavations of the family's property.

Faking It: Tears of a Crime på Quest Red og Investigation Discovery UK analyserer kriminelle sager, hvor gerningsmænd offentligt har erklæret deres uskyld, men afsløres af eksperter i kropssprog. Sjette sæson havde premiere den 20. juli 2025 i Storbritannien.

Dennis Nilsen confessed in February 1983 to the murder of at least 15 men in London after a plumber found human remains in the drain at Cranley Gardens. This episode of Morbid covers Nilsen's necrophilic tendencies and the disposal of the victims.

Grave Concerns and host Naomi Channell examine in the first episode systematic failures and criminal actions in the British funeral industry in Hull. The series highlights how lack of regulation has led to traumatic experiences for bereaved families over two decades.

Jeremy Bamber was convicted in 1986 for the murder of five family members at White House Farm in Essex in August 1985. Journalist Heidi Blake explores in the podcast Blood Relatives whether the investigation overlooked crucial evidence against the convicted son.

Anatomy of a Stalker, hosted by Ruchira Sharma, investigates stalking as a pattern crime in the UK in its first episode. The episode introduces the five central stalker typologies in collaboration with forensic psychologist Dr. Rachael Wheatley.