A new decade, a new Government, and Anne is still fighting for justice, but facing impossible odds in the search for answers to Kevin's death.
It really I such a compelling story, one that somehow seems woven into modern British history, one of the most shameful things to happen over the last decade.
Part three, moving, poignant, and once again superb acting, I cannot speak highly enough about Maxine Peake. That scene in the van was incredible, a moment that takes you straight back to events earlier on. The scene where Anne talked to the chap at the support Centre, had me in tears.
It does make you think about politics a little, you get rid of the Tories, and you get new Labour, it's quite a sad realisation that things never really change with one lot or the other, despite the promises.
Such a powerful drama, 9/10.
It really I such a compelling story, one that somehow seems woven into modern British history, one of the most shameful things to happen over the last decade.
Part three, moving, poignant, and once again superb acting, I cannot speak highly enough about Maxine Peake. That scene in the van was incredible, a moment that takes you straight back to events earlier on. The scene where Anne talked to the chap at the support Centre, had me in tears.
It does make you think about politics a little, you get rid of the Tories, and you get new Labour, it's quite a sad realisation that things never really change with one lot or the other, despite the promises.
Such a powerful drama, 9/10.
