Violence and Victorian gentility meet in one of Dickens' greatest creations, and this adaptation is appropriately dark, sometimes savagely comic, and wholly unsentimental.

Charles Dickens' tale of old Martin Chuzzlewit and his family, who compete for the prize of his riches as he nears death.

Charlotte Bronte's classic novel springs vibrantly to life in this lavish and slightly steamy adaptation, featuring Ruth Wilson (Luther) in her TV debut as the titular "poor, obscure, plain and little" heroine.

David Jason stars as Diamond Geezer Des, a long-serving prison inmate who uses his cheeky charm to carry out grand thefts under a number of different guises.

This lavish period drama tells the story of Eleanor Bramwell (Jemma Redgrave), a pioneering female doctor in the late nineteenth century, and the struggles she has with her friends, her colleagues, and society.

Roy Marsden stars as Neil Burnside, director of The Sandbaggers, a small and elite team in the British Secret Service who take on anything from assassination to aiding defectors to escape.

A terrified princess, surrounded by treachery, transforms into the Virgin Queen. Glenda Jackson gives an iconic performance in this multi-Emmy winner.

This sumptuous drama chronicles the turbulent lives of the Lennox sisters in the eighteenth century. Based on the popular novel by historian Stella Tillyard.

Sean Bean (Game of Thrones) stars in this poignant and powerful drama about a Catholic priest and his wayward flock struggling to reconcile their beliefs with the realities of life in contemporary Britain.

Kat and Alfie Moon arrive in a sleepy Irish village on a quest to find her long-lost son. They uncover a secret the town wished had stayed buried.