NEW DRAMA
Crossfire Mon-Wed, 9pm, BBC1 (box set, iPlayer)
The team behind The Salisbury Poisonings and The Responder have come up with another absorbing drama in BBC1’s nail-biting three-part thriller Crossfire, penned by Apple Tree Yard writer Louise Doughty and shown over three nights this week.
Keeley Hawes takes on her toughest role to date as ex-copper and mum-of-three Jo, who’s on a luxury holiday in the Canary Islands with husband Jason (Lee Ingleby), her children, and their group of best friends when shots ring out by the resort’s pool.
As several holiday-makers are savagely gunned down by a gang of snipers out for revenge, there’s chaos as the survivors desperately try to flee for safety, becoming separated from their loved ones in the process.
TOUGHING IT OUT
This story is from the September 17, 2022 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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