Winslow Boy, The (Classic Radio Theatre)

"The Winslow Boy" is a compelling story about a young boy, Ronnie, who is expelled from naval college after being accused of theft, and his father's determination to prove his innocence. With the help of a renowned barrister, Sir Robert Morton, the play explores themes of justice, fairness, and standing up for one's principles. This BBC Radio adaptation from 1981 features a distinguished cast, bringing the classic tale to life.