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The Coroner - Series 2
From Monday 27 August at 21:45
The return of the crime series set against a stunning coastal backdrop sees high-flying solicitor Jane Kennedy in the Devon town she left as a teenager, investigating sudden or unexplained deaths in her role as coroner. Working alongside local police detective Davey, her childhood sweetheart, and with a new and intriguing case to tackle in each episode - starting with the discovery of a body - Jane's empathy and sharp instincts lead her to the secrets and complicated relationships behind each death.
The Musketeers - Series 3
From Wednesday 29 August at 21:55
After four years at war, the Musketeers return to a Paris seething with violence and poverty. A seemingly indifferent King has entrusted his affairs to corrupt new Governor of Paris, Philippe Feron. When he joins forces with amoral gangster and financier Lucien Grimaud, their combined hunger for legitimate power makes them a deadly threat to the people of Paris - and the Musketeers' most dangerous enemy yet.
Castles in the Sky
Friday 3 August at 21:00
ddie Izzard stars in the previously untold story of the fight to invent Radar by Scotsman Robert Watson-Watt and a team of unproven and unknown British scientists. Initially dismissed by the Oxbridge-dominated establishment, they continued to strive, to the detriment of their personal lives and at the cost of some of their marriages. The story conveys the genuine human drama behind the invention which was to prove decisive in the Battle of Britain.
An Inspector Calls
From Friday 10 August at 21:00
Emotionally powerful and still sharply relevant, An Inspector Calls is a mysterious detective thriller set in 1912 and written by English dramatist JB Priestley. Following the suicide of a young woman from the local town, an inspector calls unexpectedly to interrogate the wealthy Birling family. As their world unravels, each member of the family is revealed to have unwittingly played a part in her demise.
The Go Between
From Friday 24 August at 21:00
One of the most influential British novels of the 20th century, 'The Go Between' is a story of forbidden love, Edwardian strictures, betrayal and tragic naivety. Told from the perspective of Leo Colston, a callow 12-year-old middle-class boy, the story starts when he is invited by upper-class school friend Marcus Maudsley to stay at his elegant family home for the blazing hot summer of 1900.
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