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Mon, Sep 1, 2008 Cameron and his son Jack move in with young Emily and her mother. Emily's father has had a new baby with his new partner, and Jack struggles to get on with his mother Ann, his father, and his new step family.
The Children: With Kevin Whately, Geraldine Somerville, Ian Puleston-Davies, Lesley Sharp. An eight year old girl is found murdered on the patio of her home. Any one of the adults who care for her could have killed her, but which one?
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Series 1: Episode 7 Contains some strong language, graphic violence and disturbing scenes. When the badly beaten body of a man is found, Copenhagen Homicide is soon able to connect the murder to a ...
The police investigate Emily's death, while flashbacks show how her behaviour grew. ever more erratic in the time leading up to her murder. A series of revelations about. the eight-year-old girl reveal how she drove her family to despair by abducting her. baby sister and making thinly veiled accusations of abuse against step brother Jack. Read More
The Children is a three-part thriller first shown on ITV on 1 September 2008. Starring Kevin Whately and Geraldine Somerville, and written by Lucy Gannon, the story focuses on the murder of an eight-year-old girl, who is found on the patio of her home, and the subsequent investigation to discover which one of the adults who cared for her could ...
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Tense three-part drama starring Kevin Whately and Lesley Sharp. When the body of an eight-year-old girl is discovered in a garden, the chain of events leading up to her death begin to merge. Six months earlier, and three couples embark on exciting new relationships, blissfully unaware of the tragic consequences.
