Drama on 4 Episodes Episode guide
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The Granny Killers
Black comedy by David Hodgson. Chris and Liddy plan to kill their money-crazed granny.
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A Bit of Explaining to Do
By Graham White. Mark realises that he has made a potentially embarrassing mistake.
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Taken
By Suzanne Heathcote. Since his divorce, Simon's daughter has no idea who he is.
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Bang Went the Sun
By Mark Shand. Eva's mother has gone missing.
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How Are You Feeling, Alf?
By James Graham, set in 1979 as the Callaghan government faces a vote of no confidence.
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Avenues of Eternal Peace
By Lucy Caldwell. Student couple Kai-Liang and Chang Li join the Tiananmen Square protest.
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Places Where They Sing
By Ellen Dryden. Thomas has composed his first work for the amateur choir he founded.
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On Ego
When his wife falls ill, Alex faces questions about what it means to be a person.
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The Tent
Comedy by Tom Green. Gavin and Fay bravely attempt to plan their long-overdue wedding.
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Listen Up
True story of radio enthusiasts who intercept messages from early Russian space missions.
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John le Carré: Call for the Dead
George Smiley investigates when a Foreign Office civil servant commits suicide.
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This is My Mark
By Jeff Young. A celebrity archaeologist searches for a painting buried in a Welsh cave.
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The Man inside the Suitcase
By Judy Upton. Helen and Naomi attend auctions of unclaimed airport luggage to sell online
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Ed Harris - The Moment You Feel It
Alf's memories come in flashes, returning him to his youth and his troubled marriage.
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The Great Hargeisa Goat Bubble
A comic story of modern economics and goats by Julian Gough and starring Hugh Quarshie.
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In a Land Far Away
By Andy Macdonald. A British soldier in Afghanistan struggles to show his emotions.
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Simon Bovey - Sargasso
Elver season on the River Severn. A dangerous time for a young man to search for his place
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Bad by Default
By Leah Chillery. Tanya travels to Jamaica to find the father she was told abandoned her.
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Do's and Don'ts for the Mentally Interesting
Drama by Louise Ramsden about learning to live - and love - with bipolar disorder.
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Fifteen
By Deborah Wain. Pregnant 15-year-old foster child Ellie looks for love in the wrong place
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On the Field - Endgame
By Annie Caulfield. A sequel to the comic drama On the Field about British troops in Iraq.
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Mark Burgess - A King's Speech
Newly crowned George VI battles to defeat his stammer ahead of his broadcast to the Nation
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3000
Dramatisation of the experiences a displaced 15-year-old Afghan boy who arrives in London.
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The Iceman Goeth
Drama documentary by Steve Jacobi about actor Ian Holm and the play The Iceman Cometh.
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The Gallery
A new Tyneside art gallery's opening night is thrown into jeopardy by ill-trained staff.
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Available Means
By Nick Warburton. Poet David witnesses the dark underbelly of an East European city.
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Old School Ties
By Sue Eckstein. A comedian sets out to find the truth about an old school friend's death.
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Christopher Douglas - Dolly
The story of the controversial selection of Basil D'Oliveira for the England cricket team.