ANyone catch this last night? Excellent dram about the poor young women who worked as prostitutes in Norwich and were murdered. Not remotely insensitive considering the events are so so recent.

Oh, bollocks. I really wanted to see it and I forgot.

You can watch it on demand, when you're feeding piglet.

I missed it too! Great reviews. Mind you, I'm not sure that I wouldn't be too upset.

It looked like it was of a very high quality but I'm always a bit puzzled by those dramas based on real events. I don't know, maybe I'm weird, but it sort of feels like bad taste to me. Come on, educate me about this!

I have bad taste.

Do you feel educated now?

Um........no.

Caroline, it hasn't so far dealt with the murders but concentrated on the fact that, as the title says, these were 5 daughters. It concentrates on the characters, their home relationships and doesn't go near their professional life. I think the script is excellent and there's some brilliant acting. Don't be sniffy - I bet you'd love it.

I watched all of it and thought it was brilliant. I loved (on the story telling aspect, that is) the way they focused on the girls and the extent of the lengths addicts will go to for their fix, rather than the murderer and what was going on in his head. Handled sensitively, I thought. It gave a much needed face of humanity on all those junkies out there who are villified for being just criminals in the press and by politicians. It would be nice to think the example set by the Ipswich authorities as they changed the way they handled the problem (i.e. help the girls off drugs and to get a life) would be rolled out across the country, but with all that's going on financially, looks like that won't happen any time soon.

I found it very moving.

OK, you've all convinced me. Well, apart from Sapph