999: What's Your Emergency?

South Yorkshire Police work the long nightshift - breaking up fights, rescuing a colleague, nabbing a fuel thief, and attending a possible suicide on a bridge outside Doncaster

In Northamptonshire, the police custody cells are stretched to breaking point as a 67-year-old woman is brought in for drink-driving and a female detainee decides to strip

One-off special following South Yorkshire Police investigating reports of bullying, from playground brawls and racism in schools, to coercive domestic abuse. Cases featured include a 14-year-old boy hospitalised by a gang in the street, a single vulnerable woman being systematically targeted by local teens in her own home, and a distraught mother watching her 27-year-old son attempting suicide after being bullied at work.

This episode explores how police and call handlers react when responding to reports of crimes that turn out to be short on truth and sometimes high on malice. In the early hours of a Saturday morning, officers are dispatched to investigate conflicting reports about a house party that's getting out of hand near Sheffield city centre. But is a bloodstained partygoer who denies all knowledge of a fight a reliable witness?