Code of Silence is Rose Ayling-Ellis drama to shout about

Review: Code of Silence Rose Ayling-Ellis is having a moment. Make that more than a moment. Since winning Strictly she hasn’t put a foot wrong, and this week finds herself on the cover of Radio Times, the acting equivalent of fronting Vogue. All this as she plays her first lead role in the crime thriller Code of Silence. It’s an above-par piece, but by far the best thing about it is Ayling-Ellis as a deaf canteen worker who becomes a lip reader on a robbery investigation. Across six parts, viewers get to enjoy a satisfyingly twisty yarn from writer Catherine Moulton (Baptiste, Hijack) and watch a star of the small screen being formed.

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