by Frederick Bradnum
with Ian Holm and Jack May
'I know the English are good at concealing their feelings, but you can't really be so cold-blooded about your wife's death as you seem. Can you, sir?' However, no one did care much about Julia's death: it was merely inconvenient in that it meant the police started asking questions about all sorts of things.
(Repeated: Monday 3.5 pm)