Caught Red Handed

A woman who survived one of Italy's biggest earthquakes now finds herself in danger on the streets of Manchester. Still coping with the trauma of the disaster, she navigates the unfamiliar city while facing fresh threats. At the same time, pedal‑powered go‑karts have been stolen from a popular tourist centre.

The programme is presented as a single episode that follows two distinct, unsettling events. It brings together the experience of a woman who survived one of Italy’s most severe earthquakes and a separate incident involving the theft of pedal‑powered go‑karts from a well‑known tourist attraction. The episode’s structure links these stories through a shared sense of danger. In the first storyline, the survivor of the massive Italian quake finds herself navigating the streets of Manchester under threat. Despite having endured a catastrophic natural disaster, she now faces a new, urban peril that forces her to confront uncertainty far from the scene of the original tragedy. The second narrative thread centres on a popular tourist centre where pedal‑powered go‑karts are taken without permission. The theft disrupts the usual flow of visitors and highlights a criminal element targeting an otherwise family‑friendly venue. Both plotlines unfold within the same broadcast, juxtaposing the personal vulnerability of a quake survivor with a public act of theft. By presenting these incidents side by side, the episode underscores how danger can emerge in very different contexts, whether in the aftermath of a natural disaster or in the everyday bustle of a city attraction.