Episode 4
Michael Beard, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, has covered up the accidental death of his young colleague Tom Aldous and planted evidence to frame his wife's lover, Rodney Tarpin.
Hugh Bonneville reads from Ian McEwan's new novel.
Michael Beard, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, has covered up the accidental death of his young colleague, Tom Aldous, and planted evidence to frame his wife's lover, Rodney Tarpin.
Abridged by Barry Johnston.
A Heavy Entertainment production for BBC Radio 4.
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- Thu 18 Mar 201022:45BBC Radio 4
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