Walk away, slowly. On Fargo, it’s the quiet that really wears on your nerves. One of the tensest moments (next to this) in last night’s episode was a conversation about half an hour in, when Hank (Ted Danson) pulls Kansas City henchman Mike Milligan (Bokeem Woodbine) and the Kitchen twins over for questioning in the middle of an empty forest. Over five excruciatingly long minutes, Danson and Woodbine, both at the top of their game here, speak in sentences punctuated by, gulp, silence:

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A 16-year-old student wearing stiletto heels slipped to her death beneath a train during a Saturday night out with a friend, an inquest heard today. The combination of the heels plus a high level of alcohol in Megan Moore's system may have caused her to become unsteady on her feet, investigators said. She had been running beside the train, tapping on the window of a carriage, as it started to gain momentum.

MelbourneTwo 16-year-olds charged with murder of Melbourne doctor Ash Gordon to remain behind barsTeen boys charged over death of Gordon after an alleged aggravated burglary in Doncaster have faced court Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast Two 16-year-old boys will remain behind bars after facing court charged with the murder of a much-loved Melbourne GP.

AMC has passed on its half-hour scripted comedy pilot “We Hate Paul Revere.” Set in colonial Boston, the single-camera satire written by and co-starring Ethan Sandler and Adrian Wenner revolved around two brothers who are struggling to fit in as the city braces for the drama of revolution.