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.

Dickens' classic is brought to life in this charming adaptation with a stellar cast including Maggie Smith, Emilia Fox, and Daniel Radcliffe in his very first professional role.

The story of four ordinary people who are linked by a seemingly inconsequential event.

The young artists of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood quest for immortality amidst the darkest and funniest corners of 19th-century London. Poldark's Aidan Turner co-stars, appearing in his first TV mini-series.

Rich, funny and emotional, Lark Rise to Candleford follows the relationship of two contrasting communities: Lark Rise, the small hamlet gently holding on to the past, and Candleford, the small market town bustling into the future.

David Tennant stars as a man coming to grips with the death of his wife, while also trying to grapple with the secrets her death has uncovered.

Based on the books by Nicholas Rhea, this Yorkshire-set police drama captures the mood of the swinging 60s. Follow local coppers as they tackle crime, deal with village rogues, and juggle their personal lives.