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Episode 6
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It is 1920; the war is over, and the village tries to come to terms with its loss. The date of the unveiling of the war memorial draws close and, as the inhabitants debate how best to honour their dead, divisions open up at the heart of the community.
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Sun 5 May 201321:00
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Eyre is sick
Duration: 00:33
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| John Middleton | John Simm |
| Grace Middleton | Maxine Peake |
| Edmund Allingham | Rupert Evans |
| Clem Allingham | Juliet Stevenson |
| Old Bert | David Ryall |
| Bert | Alfie Stewart |
| Gerard Eyre | Matt Stokoe |
| Billy | Paul-Ryan Carberry |
| Arnold Hankin | Anthony Flanagan |
| Agnes | Chloe Harris |
| Crispin Ingham | Stephen Walters |
| Mary Middleton | Ellie Grainger |
| Norma Greaves | Ainsley Howard |
| Peter the Landlord | Jim Cartwright |
| Caro Allingham | Emily Beecham |
| Wylie | Jonny Phillips |
| Bairstow | Joe Armstrong |
| Robin | Scott Handy |
| Martha | Charlie Murphy |
| George Allingham | Augustus Prew |
| Rutter | Joe Duttine |
| Alf | Nick Preston |
| Margaret | Annabelle Apsion |
| Dr Ramsey | Paul Warriner |
| Writer | Peter Moffat |
| Producer | Emma Burge |
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- Sun 5 May 201321:00
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