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DNA - the Radio Play

December 2nd, 2009 Chris Lloyd Posted in Events, Public Interest |

There is a BBC radio play next week, a crime thriller where statistical DNA evidence is the central issue. The author, Peter Kesterton, is a reader of FIB and contacted me about some statistical fallacies. I treid to fill him on on a few central issues but how this translated into a radio play I ahve no idea! I haven’t heard the result yet

It will however be available online for a week after the live broadcast via the BBC I-player, or you can navigate through BBC Radio 4 drama - “Afternoon Play.”

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