Not sure if this is coming up as a link.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/10700558/Has-the-real-Sherlock-Holmes-been-deduced.html

His last blog? (Aaaaaah!)

Nice to see you're keeping up the good work Skitty!

Now all you have to do is put them in the right order :- 0

Best wishes xx

Jane

Yes, I follow you on twitter and remember it happening. But as you don't follow me  you (hopefully) won't be affected. I haven;t opened any emails or looked on twitter until a short time ago and (being a relative newbie on twitter) it gradually dawned on me what had happened.

Thanks for letting me know you're OK though, just seen your tweet 

Hi, I thought I'd better post an apology to anyone who has received a message, linking to a video, apparently from me. I logged on to my email tonight to discover messages from several of you. I only opened one, but I suspect the contents of the others will be the same. I haven't sent out any links. Please don't open anything that fits this description.

In the meantime, if anyone can advise me as to what I can do to stop it happening I'd be eternally grateful

I believe it is the extended version on radio 4 extra tomorrow (Sunday) and then repeated later in the evening.

The only rule seems to be that there isn't one. I must be brighter than I thought, I picked it all up as a baby 

I've loved every episode so far. Other than Sherlock, I can't think of anything I have enjoyed more in recent years. All 3 main characters are superbly written and played. I have a 4 book queue at the moment, so I knew I wouldn't have time to read the books before the series aired so I decided to leave them completely for the moment and watch from a POV of complete ignorance. I have also watched the first 2 episodes on iplayer to catch anything I may have missed on first viewing.

Perhaps I have understood this incorrectly, but I had the impression that Christopher's father had died accidentally as a result of the firearm going off when he crawled under a bush to retrieve a rabbit leaving the safety catch thingy off. In fact (this is something I want to look for when I watch it again) didn't one of the characters refer to this in the following conversation. Yet, in the reviews I have read it is referred to as his father's suicide. One reviewer seems to have read the bboks* so I can only assume that it is me that is wrong.

* Incoherence due to Benedict Cumberbatch's voice suddenly wafting across the room unexpectedly. A HISCOX insurance advert during a break in the paralympic coverage

Feel very proud



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Thanks for posting this Hepz, I must admit that the original article appeared to contradict what he said at the PBS question and answer session, so didn't quite ring true to me. Delighted to see this statement published.