A heartbreaking drama about Hillsborough campaigner Anne Williams. Pus: crockery chaos in The Great Pottery Throw Down. Here’s what to watch this evening
“I need to know why my son died at a game of football.” This four-part drama tells the story of Anne Williams and her 23-year campaign for the truth about the 97 victims of the Hillsborough tragedy. It is particularly hard to watch two teenage mates excitedly head off to support their team, and Peake’s trembling performance as she looks for them afterwards will break your heart – but it is sensitively done, and serves as a fervent call to never back down in the fight for justice.
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