There’s a great series of radio plays on the BBC iPlayer. Called Rumpole and the Reign of Terror, the first one is both amusing and profound (as well as being really good radio).
John Mortimer’s greatest creation faces the challenge of trying to defend a client who is not allowed to know the charges he is facing.
An excellent exploration of the idiocy and injustice inherent in much anti-terror legislation in Britain today, and funny to boot.
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