Moses becomes worried about Joy’s safety and suggests she stay in a hotel used by police witnesses, but her life is placed in jeopardy when Matthias and his men track her down. Local MP Roger Dankworth provides the detective with interesting information about Matthias, and when Solomon later goes missing, the same criminal is the prime suspect.

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Moses and Dan are perplexed by the death of Selwyn, a psychiatric patient at the same hospital that Joy’s uncle Gerald attended, as Joe Penhall’s London-set thriller continues. The detectives are given a lead on the notorious Matthias, and they get an address from the man who sacked him from his job on the Underground. But Matthias has fled and it seems that every step Dan and Moses take, the killers are ahead of them.

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The next Doctor Who, Matt Smith is currently starring in BBC’s Moses Jones and he has revealed that enjoyed shooting certain scenes for the show more than others.

One group of scenes were shot in a London brothel and Matt told MSN:

“It felt like a real-life brothel which was a bonus.”

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At 9pm on BBC2 tonight, Matt Smith and Shaun Parkes star in this thrilling new drama that’s set in the heart of London, so if you want to see how the new Doctor measures up, now’s your chance to judge Matt Smith before he steps into the Tardis!

The story of Moses Jones is told over three one-hour episodes which begin when a wave of violence hits London following the discovery of the bizarrely mutilated body of a man in the Thames. First appearances suggest a witchcraft killing, but the dark reality is more complicated – and even more frightening… Read more & comment »

Moses Jones, a vibrant and gripping drama set in the heart of London made by BBC Production for BBC Two stars Shaun Parkes in his first leading role for television.

Moses Jones which begins on BBC Two at 9.00pm on Monday 2 February, is writer Joe Penhall’s first original series for television following his award-winning adaptation of Jake Arnott’s novel The Long Firm (also for BBC Two).

Parkes heads up a cast of new and established talent which boasts Matt Smith who was recently confirmed as David Tennant’s replacement as the 11th Doctor Who, Eamonn Walker, Dennis Waterman, Indira Varma and Jude Akuwudike, plus newcomers Wunmi Mosaku and Obi Abili.

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