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Father Brown on ABC and ABC iview S11E4 – The charismatic crime-fighting priest returns to solve more mysteries in the beautiful English countryside.

Based on the character created by GK Chesterton.

Mrs Devine (Claudie Blakley) is roped in to help her old school friend, Harriet Sykes (Sarah Alexander), and her husband David (Geoffrey Lumb), set up the inaugural “Kemblefood”; a fayre exhibiting foods from across the world. Even with Father Brown (Mark Williams) and Brenda (Ruby-May Martinwood) on hand to help, Mrs Devine is run ragged by Harriet’s demands.

Then notorious food critic Chester Gates (Dominic Rowan) arrives, much to the horror of guest chefs Rafi Faridi (Nav Sidhu) and Lei Yen (Jasmine Chiu).

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Chester announces to the crowds that he is publishing his memoirs later that year, promising that it will include many shocking revelations, which causes quite a stir amongst those gathered in the food tent…

The next morning Father Brown and Mrs Devine discover Chester dead in his hotel room and they soon suspect that his memoirs are key to unlocking this mystery…”

Production credit: BBC Studios

Father Brown on ABC and ABC iview – Saturday 19 April at 6.10pm

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