Title:
Women in Love by DH Lawrence

Synopsis:
The Brangwen sisters are looking for love in the Midlands mining town of Beldover.

Episode 1
Episode 2

Title:
A Close Approximation of You

Synopsis:
Psychological thriller about love and the mirror-verse by Oliver Emanuel.

Title:
Knock of the Ban-Sithe

Synopsis:
A contemporary ghost story based on Gaelic folklore, by Kenny Boyle.

Title:
No Place But the Water - Episode 1

Synopsis:
Final series set in a flooded future world written by Linda Marshall Griffiths.

Title:
Wasteland

Synopsis:
Comedy set in the world of Brighton Seafront refuse collection, from the writer of Dot. Blake, an idealist, is determined to clean up the sea front by Ed Harris.

Title:
North and South - Episode 1

Synopsis:
Margaret Hale and her family are forced to move north to the industrial town of Milton, where division and hardship awaken her social conscience. Dramatised by Lin Coghlan.

Title:
Calls From Far Away

Synopsis:
Maimie McCoy stars in this science fiction drama by Katherine Soper about change and what defines a life. A discovery on Pluto promises profound ramifications back down on Earth.

Title:
Shearwaters

Synopsis:
Intense psychological thriller set over 24 hours on a remote island wildlife reserve.

Title:
Spice

Synopsis:
Drama from the frontline where lab-made drugs hit the streets with devastating effects. Made in collaboration with verbatim theatre company LUNG. With strong language.

Title:
The Downing Street Doppelganger

Synopsis:
It is 1922. The Prime Minister Henry Bonar-Baldwin is gravely ill with a deadly virus. The inner circle around him don't want the news to get out as it may precipitate a crisis. How can they give the impression that all is well and keep those pesky socialists at bay? Well someone has heard there is a Music Hall comedian who does an uncanny impersonation of Bonar-Baldwin. Riotous political romp starring John Thomson.

Cast:
Danny/PM.........................................John Thomson
Wilcox.................................................Jonathan Keeble
Tewkes/Boris....................................Malcolm Raeburn
Ruthy/Mrs Bonar-Baldwin..........Emily Pithon
Carla....................................................Verity Henry
Chisholm/Livingstone.....................James Quinn
Ridley Scott/Rosen........................Hamilton Berstock

Production:
By Jim Poyser
Sound - Sharon Hughes
Production Co-ordinator - Vicky Moseley
Director/Producer - Gary Brown
BBC4

Title:
Susan and Sam

Synopsis:
Susan’s dad died on the day she was born and all her life she’s felt his absence. But then she meets an elderly man called Sam. And Sam seems to think that Susan is his daughter.

Comedy drama about an unlikely friendship from writer-performer Faebian Averies, starring David Hargreaves, Gaby French and Keiron Self.

Cast:
Susan…..Faebian Averies
Sam…..David Hargreaves
Liz…..Gaby French
Martin…..Keiron Self
All other parts…..Laura Dalgleish and Richard Sumitro

Production:
Production co-ordinator…..Lindsay Rees
Sound design…..Nigel Lewis
Directed by Emma Harding, BBC Audio Wales

Title:
Miss Nobody

Synopsis:
A musical adaptation, following the lives of two working women in 1911 Lancashire. Author and activist, Ethel Carnie narrates, she wants to teach the women to strive for more in their working lives. She creates Carrie - a shop worker, and her friend Rachel - a mill worker, and over two episodes we journey with them as they both search for something better, in their own ways. By turns, joyful, stark, thought provoking, and inspiring, it is a universal story of working women's emancipation. Carrie takes a trip to the countryside on her one day off, and by chance meets Farmer Robert Gibson, a meeting which will change her life forever. Rachel in Manchester is pursuing her socialist activities and trying to unionise the women in the mill.

Cast:
Ethel Carnie - Jenny Platt
Carrie - Evie Hargreaves
Rachel - Helen O'Hara
Robert - Conrad Nelson
Sarah/Gran - Alexandra Mathie
Mrs. Martin/Jane - Fionnuala Dorrity
Charlie/Socialist - Chris Hannon
Jenny - Poppy O'Brien

Production:
by Ethel Carnie, dramatised by Mary Cooper
Singers: Janet Swan, Rosie Swan, Jules Gibb, Katherine Watson, Grainne Gordon,
Victoria Knott, Mark Mukerji and Huw Johnson and all members of the cast.
Accordion - Hannah James
Music composed, arranged and played by Rowan Rheingans,
Production co-ordinators Pippa Day and Vicky Moseley
Sound by Simon Highfield, and Sharon Hughes
Produced and directed by Pauline Harris