BBC Crimewatch Roadshow Professor Mark Williams interview: 17.07 to 19:00 APROX, www.youtube.com, 1 July 2015

• 3D scanning technology helped murder investigation [Video] - (BBC News)
• Birmingham canal murder: man guilty of body-in-suitcase killing (BBC News)
• WMG's 3D printed bones help to solve murder case (Times Higher Education)
• University of Warwick experts help convict body in suitcase killer (Coventry Telegraph)
• Michael Spalding murder: 3D technology helped to convict killers (Birmingham Mail)
• Futuristic 3D scanning tech helped convict brutal killer of Michael Spalding (Express & Star)
• Michael Spalding murder (Mirror)
• Guilty Smethwick murderer dumped body in canal (Heart)
• Man killed friend and cut up body (Daventry Express)
• Futuristic forensics project helping convict killers (Crime & Justice)
• Suspect in gruesome murder sentenced to life in prison after 3D printed bones help convict him (3Dprint.com)

• Warwick University sheds light on Noah's Ark legend (Coventry Telegraph)

• Young car designer helped by WMG's tech to put him in the driving seat (Coventry Telegraph)
• Teenager engineer aims to go far with his mean green machine Jet (This is Gloucestershire)
• 19-year-old Gloucestershire industrial design student Dave Cullimore wins Greenpower electric car challenge (South West Business)

• University secures £1.1m funding to study brain scans (Coventry Telegraph)
• University of Warwick's statistics work on brain scans gets Wellcome boost (Birmingham Post)

• Investing in our Heritage with Virtual Reality (BBC Midlands Today)
• Investing in our virtual reality heritage (BBC blogs)

• Powerwalls: engineering in virtual reality (The Engineer) [video]

• Forward in reverse (Eureka)