Queen and Country
Crime drama. DS Pullman breaks the rules to explore a possible cover-up at the Foreign Office when the team reinvestigate the apparent suicide of a diplomat.
UCOS reinvestigate the death of Annabel Tilson, a diplomat in the Foreign Office whose body was discovered in a frozen river on Christmas Day 2008. Having suffered a miscarriage and been demoted at work, Annabel's death was presumed to be suicide. This view is shared by her devastated husband Eddie. However, Annabel's eccentric twin sister Minnie is convinced that she was murdered to cover up a conspiracy within the Foreign Office.
Eddie is profoundly deaf, and working with an interpreter prompts Detective Superintendent Standing to start learning sign language himself in the hope of reconnecting with his deaf cousin Danny. Meanwhile, Pullman clashes with Annabel's old boss Peter Hammond and starts to wonder if Minnie's conspiracy theory could be right after all.
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Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Brian Lane | Alun Armstrong |
Det Supt Sandra Pullman | Amanda Redman |
Gerry Standing | Dennis Waterman |
DAC Robert Strickland | Anthony Calf |
Tony Symes | Simon Day |
Minnie/Annabel Tilson | Sharon Small |
Peter Hammond | James Wilby |
Eddie | Julian Peedle-Calloo |
Vera | Josette Simon |
Laura Marsh | Aislin McGuckin |
Jack Halford | James Bolam |
Esther Lane | Susan Jameson |
PC Clark | Chike Okonkwo |
Actor | Nicholas Day |
Director | Matthew Evans |
Producer | Tom Mullens |
Meet the members of UCOS
Meet the ex-coppers reinvestigating the Met鈥檚 unsolved crimes.