Law & Order: UK

When a body is found at a London hospital, DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin investigate an emotionally charged death.

A teenager’s brutal death points Brooks and Devlin to tangled family loyalties. But the killer’s barrister argues that he was genetically predisposed towards violence.

The murder of an ex-Vice policeman leads Brooks and Devlin through the seedy side of London to a surprise suspect. But in court, the accused argues it was self-defense.

The past comes back to haunt James Steel when a body is found by the Thames. Brooks and Devlin uncover evidence which renders Steel’s conviction of Luke Slade perilous.

The discovery of a child’s body buried inside a wall for 20 years leads to a harrowing and emotive case for DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin.

An arson attack on a Turkish social club claims 17 lives. Steel and Phillips question whether this was a racially motivated attack-or something even more disturbing.

An eminent doctor is accused of sexually assaulting his patients. As personal opinions endanger professional relationships, can Steel and Phillips prove the truth?

A tragic communication error between police officers leaves Nick Bentley, a gay police constable, caught in the cross fire of armed drug-dealers with no backup.

Brooks and Devlin investigate an emotionally charged child abduction. But when the case takes a shocking twist, Steel and Phillips are forced to face some tough choices.

When a homeless man is found beaten nearly to death with an iron bar at the center of a well-kept square, Brooks and Devlin investigate.

Detectives Brooks and Devlin suspect organ trafficking when a man’s kidney is stolen. In court, the crown prosecutors are surprised by who’s leading the defense team.

Brooks and Devlin are called to the death of a teenager. Can the crown prosecutors keep their promise to bring the perpetrator to justice?

DS Ronnie Brooks agrees to help his old partner in an undercover sting. A gun is pulled, and someone ends up dead. But the person who seems most guilty is Ronnie Brooks.