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Last modified on Mon 15 Mar 2021 18.02 EDT The investigation He was silent for 30 years, but now you can’t shut him up. Clive Walsh may be a crappy brother, but he’s a great witness. Thanks to him, we know all five plods exited the Ford Granada that night, heading in the same direction. Matthew’s racially aggravated assault on Ram three weeks earlier seems likely to have been the inciting incident. Another big help is Hendon trainer Ian Henderson. We can park his gammon tendencies for now and admire the priceless insight he gives us into the suspects. Ram is a smart but “c...

There are flashbacks and cash lacks as as the crime drama continues and the pressure mounts on our four suspects

Unforgotten viewers have been left divided by ITV's cold case drama as many suggest they already know who was behind the victim's death following the first three episodes.  The decapitated body of Matthew Walsh, a young man who went missing in March 1990, was found in a freezer at a scrapyard and investigated by detective DCI Cassie Stuart (played by Nicola Walker) and her colleague DI Sunny Khan (Sanjeev Bhaskar) in the first episode. Speculation was soon rife about the identity of the killer, with last night's episode offering even more clues as to which of the four suspects is guilty -�...

Monday 1 March 2021 With the start of its fourth season another ratings hit, Unforgotten has firmly embedded itself in the nation’s affections. A police drama with an emphasis on cold cases, it’s cunningly constructed as a jigsaw puzzle that draws in strands over the course of each series, gathering apparently unconnected people who are all linked to a past crime. At its heart is the relationship between detectives Cassie Stuart (Nicola Walker) and Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan (Sanjeev Bhaskar), but the structure also takes us into the lives of a set of characters separated by time and geograp...

Last modified on Mon 1 Mar 2021 17.02 EST The investigation Cassie’s mean machine of diligent rozzers really gets motoring this week and we now have a much better picture of our suspects. Fiona and Dean’s early exits from the force raise a few eyebrows, but the real bombshell detonates when the incoming chief constable of East Anglia is placed in the Ford Granada on the fateful night in 1990. What might she have to say about the witness who saw Matthew Walsh being chased by an Asian man on the night of his disappearance? Less surprising are Walsh’s convictions for ABH, and poss...