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| Nigel Hawthorne | Arthur Winslow |
| Jeremy Northam | Sir Robert Morton |
| Rebecca Pidgeon | Catherine 'Kate' Winslow |
| Gemma Jones | Grace Winslow |
| Guy Edwards | Ronald Arthur 'Ronnie' Winslow |
| Matthew Pidgeon | Dickie Winslow |
| Colin Stinton | Desmond Curry |
| Aden Gillett | John Watherstone, Kate's Suitor |
| Sarah Flind | Violet, the Housekeeper |
| Neil North | First Lord |
| Sara Stewart | Miss Barnes, Beacon Reporter |
| Perry Fenwick | Fred |
| Alan Polanski | Mr. Michaels |
| Duncan Gould | Commons Reporter |
| Jim Dunk | Colleague |
| Ian Soundy | Local Reporter |
| Eve Bland | Suffragette |
| Chris Porter | MP |
When 14-year-old Ronnie Winslow is expelled from the Royal Naval College for theft, his father, Arthur, is convinced that Ronnie was wrongly accused. After acquiring the talented lawyer Sir Robert Morton, Arthur doggedly pursues the case, which becomes a sensationalized public story. As the case wears on, the Winslows' finances are drained, adversely affecting the older Winslow children, Dickie and Catherine .
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