Ruth Sheen

With backing from Lady Cora Peters, Eleanor strikes out on her own, opening the charitable Thrift Infirmary in one of London's poorest neighborhoods. To supplement the Thrift, Eleanor agrees to help out in her father's private practice, which leads to a shocking discovery about the senior Dr. Brawmell's interest in one of his patients.

When Lady Cora's pregnant laundry maid is rushed to the Thrift with labor pains, nobody realizes that she will lead them into the criminal underworld. Eleanor's Victorian outlook is given a jolt when she discovers that the maid is married to a black man, who has gotten himself in trouble with the police - and she is torn between helping him and staying on the right side of the law.

Dr. Robert Bramwell plays matchmaker between Eleanor and an old friend, Major Hyde. While in her care at the Thrift, a belligerent boxer with a head injury tries to take advantage of Eleanor, proving - at least to Major Hyde - that the stress of running the clinic is too much for Eleanor. Her passion for her career is put to the ultimate test. When Lady Peters falls seriously ill and Sir Herbert recommends little more than bed rest, Eleanor intercedes...

Dr. Robert Bramwell's experiments with the "new science" of electro-therapy lands him in hot water. Meanwhile Eleanor has her own problems when she and Nurse Carr visit the East End slums to do tuberculosis tests. They are stunned when a consumptive patient they encounter refuses treatment after being diagnosed with TB. Eleanor's persistence leads her deep into a family scandal.

This crime drama focuses on a cold case reopened after 39 years. When the body of a young man is discovered in a derelict building, DCI Cassie Stuart - one of the Met's smartest detectives - is called in to investigate. There are four suspects: a clergyman, an eminent entrepreneur, a community worker and a wheelchair-bound husband caring for his wife. Each has a secret to hide. As their lies unravel, the people they love most begin to wonder what...

After identifying the body in the cellar as Jimmy Sullivan, the hunt for his murderer begins. Cassie and Sunny begin the investigation by following up on the names written in Jimmy’s diary. In Liverpool, Cassie meets Jimmy’s mother, who is relieved at the prospect of finally finding out what happened to her son after he went missing. The name ‘Frankie C’ is identified as Sir Phillip Cross – a newly governmentappointed entrepreneurial czar....

Sir Phillip Cross makes a difficult decision in order to protect his family and salvage what is left of his reputation. Ray returns home to find Lizzie gone and a note that reads ‘I’m sorry’ and Father Robert comes clean to his family and the police.

Father Robert’s revelations have lasting repercussions. Things are especially difficult when Caroline goes into premature labor. Bella and Josh deliberate over how best to deal with their father and the search for Lizzie continues. Maureen is finally able to lay Jimmy to rest.

Two of England's most notorious and feared witch-finders are summoned by Sir Andrew Pike to the unassuming village of Little Happens in order to try a defenceless old woman. Elizabeth Gadge stands accused of consorting with the Devil, most lewdly and on divers occasions. If she is found guilty, she will burn. It is very definitely the most exciting event in Little Happens since the business of the escaped cow.

When a body is discovered in a derelict building, DCI Cassie Stuart must untangle lies that have been covered up for nearly forty years. With her partner, DI Sunil Sunny Khan they narrow the list to four suspects, each with something to hide. As their deceptions are discovered, the people they love most begin to wonder what else they might be capable of.