Next stop... catch a killer
Belle is upset as Tom refuses to accept responsibility for his actions.
When Tom sees that playing the victim won’t cause her to back down, he changes tack and claims that Belle is the one ignoring his feelings.
Pollard’s research has convinced him that Amit is a fraudster. He enlists Rodney to help him bring Amit down.
Vinny can see Mandy’s anger over Paddy’s betrayal is masking deep hurt.
And Liam is concerned that he overstepped the mark by kissing Ella.
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Billy tells Summer that he’s worried to talk to Paul about his deterioration because Paul plans to take his own life when things get too bad.
At a karaoke evening, Paul has put him and Billy down to sing Stand By Me, but he’s worried for his voice.
Evelyn is taken aback when she finds an article online that describes Lauren as a sex worker.
Roy tells her he doesn’t want to know any details.
Elsewhere, Sarah finds a dream house.
A VINTAGE steam train is hurtling through a tunnel, it’s pitch black and there’s a scream.
Out of the tunnel, passengers are looking on in horror at a man who’s been stabbed in the back.
It’s a dramatic start for this latest series of the Death In Paradise spin-off, which brings more picturesque South West scenery and mind-boggling cases for DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) and team.
All is not as it seems. Humphrey and DS Esther Williams (Zahra Ahmadi) are aboard the train, having been recruited by Margo (Felicity Montagu) to perform in her production of a Shipton Abbott Players’ murder-mystery play.
But then, during their final rehearsal, on the way through another tunnel, the murdered character is genuinely mysteriously murdered.
With a fatal crime taking place right under the noses of two detectives, the national press and police HQ alike are sent into a frenzy.
With pressure mounting from CS Charlie Woods (Jade Harrison) on the status of the small station house, a fast resolution is demanded.
While they tackle the murder, PC Kelby Hartford (Dylan Llewellyn) has his own case to crack, that of a “peeping Tom”. But could this seemingly routine call-out lead to more than Kelby could have imagined?
Meanwhile, deciding she wants another shot at love, Anne (Barbara Flynn) catapults herself straight into the world of online dating, lining up a date at home.
But is Martha (Sally Bretton) really ready to accept her mother’s desire for companionship?
A charming, thoroughly British, cosy crime drama.