What time is 999: What’s Your Emergency? on Channel 4 tonight and what cases do the Wiltshire services deal with?
Don't miss 999: What's Your Emergency? on Channel 4 - these are the details you need
WILTSHIRE'S emergency services have allowed viewers behind the scenes of their incredible work once more with the return of 999: What's Your Emergency?
Here's all you need to know about the documentary series and when you can catch it on Channel 4...
What time is 999: What's Your Emergency? on Channel 4 tonight?
999: What's Your Emergency? has returned to Channel 4 for a sixth series.
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Episode six will focus on Wiltshire parents struggles to bring up their children and try to keep them safe while allowing them a taste of freedom.
The show airs at 9pm on Channel 4 tonight (Monday, September 4) and will also be available after the show airs.
Some episodes from series two and three are currently available to catch up too.
What is the show about?
999: What's Your Emergency? meets the police, fire and ambulance services from different forces across the country, and looks at how they are responding to the challenges of the modern world.
This is the fourth series of the programme and will focus on forces in Wiltshire. Previous series have looked at Blackpool and Cheshire.
The first episode will look at racially-aggravated hate crimes, which have been on the rise recently.
One case will look at how the police deals with race hate on social media, while another will examine a nine-year-old girl who tragically finds herself on the receiving end of racist language.
In another episode viewers will get an insight into how police and ambulance services handle incidents of violence by young men, which have risen by 22% in the last decade.