Broadchurch

The Latimer family struggles to cope with their grief and the Rev. Paul Coates decides to speak to the local media.

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#2 #3

Give me the details, CID will call you back when someone's available.

#4

Uniform are moaning they're having to take calls.

#5

Couldn't stop thinking about him... all last night.

#6

but the body language was pretty clear.

#7

to rule out your prints from anything we might find here or anywhere else.

#8 #9 #10

There's one road in, one road out. Market twice weekly...

#11

I want to work on a national. I want to be you, basically.

#12

If you don't use it or deal it, did someone leave you holding it?

#13 #14

She said he didn't deal, but he knew where to get stuff.

#15 #16 #17

And did you ever talk to him? Particularly the last week in June.

#18 #19 #20

Mum, stop smothering me!

#21 #22 #23 #24

I'll... leave you alone.

#25 #26

I'm sorry. No. Go on, I want to be on my own.

#27

What're you doing with that? You can't leave it down there.

#28 #29

You know what, Laurie? I think the town has other concerns right now.

#30 #31

Do we have any reason to disbelieve the postman?

#32

See you. Good night, sir.

#33

No killer behaves normally over time. You know the people here.

#34 #35 #36

Why? Routine.

#37 #38

after the events of the last week.

#39

How's it going then? Fine.

#40

It meant a lot to me, and to the others who came.

#41 #42 #43

Erm, it's about 30 miles from here.

#44

A child has died, and you come in with this self-indulgent horseshit.

#45 #46

12th May: Dear Dad, remember me? I'm the one you used to play with.

#47 #48 #49 #50