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A light but cleverly constructed fantasy which fans of traditional drawing room whodunnits will love.

Overall, Ashes To Ashes isn’t terrible, it is a perfect example of ‘difficult second album syndrome’.

An improved second series that has more recurring plotlines and less irrelevant crimes of the week.

Heavy handed, clunkily scripted and framed like an episode of Eastenders.

Worth getting nicked for.

Many layers of fascination and enjoyment here and on every level subtleties of perception, not least with the central premise.

Savage is undone by his untrained actors.

It's a straightforward enough tale, given life and zest by the performances.

The unknown cast are magnificent, the humour and banter very Yorkshire.

Salvage does a lot with limited means.