070 - Brush With A Body (1975)

By MAURICE MCLOUGHLIN

In Sybil Walling's absence her children call in the chimney-sweep, whose brushes dislodge not only soot but a body. When Sybil returns she tells them that, just before he died twenty years ago, their father had killed a Soho gangster and had hidden the body in the chimney. The police descend in pursuit of an amorous patient of Sybil's son Henry, which leads to hilarious misunderstandings and surprises.

069 - We Must Kill Toni (1975)

By IAN STUART KING

Two brothers from the English aristocracy live a very contented life on their baronial estate. They feel anything happening in the outside world has absolutely nothing to do with them. In fact, even being interested in outside affairs would be considered rather bad form. This idyllic existence is shattered when they learn that a woman, a distant cousin, has inherited the entire estate. They will lose their land, their home and their income. It's obvious to them that, although it's unfortunate, the proper and correct solution is to kill her, BUT... she turns out to be very pretty and charming.

068 - Crystal Clear (1974)

By PHILLIP KING & FALKLAND F CARY

Ever since her husband died in a boating accident Jane Shaw rules her stationers and newsagent shop with a rod of iron and her son Craig too. Craig is in love with shop assistant Penny but is too afraid to tell his mother. Penny and Craig decide that Jane would be better if there was a man in her life and they persuade one of the customers to propose to her. Much to his shock she accepts. Then the supposedly dead husband turns up.