Two Households showcases modern-day Northern Ireland, diverse and surprising, but still steeped in religion and the legacy of the past. Show more

Millionaire business-woman Maria Wild launches a new brand of centrist politics promising a fairer shot for voters and minority parties and is met with a curiously mixed response. Show more

Joe's daughter is pregnant and about to go to university. Her mum, dad, the baby's father and grandmother all have opinions - but why does philosopher Hermione stay silent? Show more

Bet wins a romantic break in Paris, and drags a reluctant Al with her for their first trip abroad. Stars Jane and John Godber. Show more

Lairre and Parker accompany their boss Johnson to Glamis Castle to investigate a secret room with a secret door. The door leads into a folkloric dimension populated by monsters. Show more

By Al Smith, writer of Lifelines. A double bill of dramas looking at the crisis facing the NHS, both for those trying to challenge its workings from without and within. Show more

By Al Smith, writer of Lifelines. A double bill of dramas looking at the crisis facing the NHS, both for those trying to challenge its workings from without and within. Show more

Dickensian heroine fights her way out of poverty in 21st century Britain. Dramatised by April de Angelis and Nicola Werenowska, starring Liz Carr, Audrey Brisson and John Kelly. Show more

Oscar Wilde's playful and poignant drama, about a blackmailed politician and his exacting wife. With John Heffernan, Miranda Raison, Lucy Doyle, Ryan Whittle, and songs. Show more

In 2016, writer Emily Steel had a termination after her baby was diagnosed with Down Syndrome. This is her brutally honest true story. Starring Eve Myles. Show more

Rom-Com about meeting the perfect partner. Journalist Kate is writing an article about a psychological test that can tell when you’ve met the “one”. Show more

In Lucy Caldwell’s Martians, a young midwife prepares to leave her family and the world she knows to begin life on another planet. Show more

Continuing this epic tale of money, passion and defiance, inspired by the novels of Arnold Bennett. Happiness is hard won in the Five Towns but easily snatched away. Show more

Neil Dudgeon and Tim McInnerny star in an epic tale of money, passion and defiance inspired by Arnold Bennett’s novels. Tellwright discovers life still has the capacity to surprise Show more

Vicky Foster tells her own story in Bathwater, with Finlay McGuigan as Joseph and a sound score composed and played by Broken Orchestra - Pat Dooner and Carl Conway-Davis. Show more

Anna's looking for comedy material, George is looking for love. When two people inhabit completely different emotional worlds, can there ever be a happy ending? Show more

Dylan's life is thrown into turmoil when he receives a call from a girl screaming for help in this dystopian drama by Piers Black-Hawkins, winner of Alfred Bradley Bursary Award. Show more

Two boys fail at school and get hired by a drug dealer. One has a caring mum but the other has no help navigating the American legal system. By The Wire writer George Pelecanos. Show more

Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi help a Canadian lady to face the truth about the past and save Mr Polopetsi from involvement in some dangerous dealings. Show more

Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi save Mr Polopetsi from involvement in some dangerous dealings and try to resolve the problem of Fanwell's dog. Show more