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Father Brown on ABC and ABC iview S11E3 – The charismatic crime-fighting priest returns to solve more mysteries in the beautiful English countryside.

Based on the character created by GK Chesterton.

When Brenda (Ruby-May Martinwood) receives a letter from Dr McClurgy (Sylvester McCoy), who took her in as an evacuee, she decides to finally ask why he suddenly sent her away to a children’s home. Father Brown (Mark Williams) and Mrs Devine (Claudie Blakley) take Brenda to see him in nearby Butterley Rise, but soon discover that it was actually Dotty Finglesham (Melanie Walters) who wrote the letter, desperate to help Dr McClurgy.

He’s become a hermit since his home was threatened by a local housing development and is refusing to move. Landowner Lord Sprocket (Owen Brenman) is as surprised as everyone else when his developer Edward Wainsbody (Nick Blakeley) announces the entire development will move to the nearby meadow.

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The locals are outraged, especially Susan Payne (Jasmine Bayes) who wishes to protect the threatened flora and fauna. When Edwar

Production credit: BBC Studios

Father Brown on ABC and ABC iview – Saturday 12 April at 6.10pm

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Father Brown on ABC and ABC iview S11E3

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