The last 7 episodes of the first series of the popular drama based on the books by vet James Herriot. James (Christopher Timothy) arrives in rural Darrowby to begin veterinary practice. His employer is the demanding Siegfried Farnon (Robert Hardy), & in ...

First six episodes from the second series of the popular British television drama, about the vets in practice in the rural town of Darrowby during the 1930s. In this volume, the vets hope to secure the annual Fortnum's hamper for their practice once more. ...

The final eight episodes from the second series of the 1970s/80s drama series, based on the books by Yorkshire vet James Herriot. Any time of the year is busy in Darrowby, but with Christmas on its way, the residents of the dales demand more attention tha ...

The last of the original three series' of the BBC drama set in the Yorkshire Dales veterinary surgery. Seigfried Farnon (Robert Hardy) is an ageing vet in a busy Dales practice who barely suffers fools at all. James Herriott (Christopher Timothy) is his y ...

Series four of the popular drama following a veterinary practice in the Yorkshire Dales sees the boys returned from war. All the characters viewers had grown to love are here but with Helen played by Lynda Bellamy rather than Carol Drinkwater. Calum Bucha ...

All twelve episodes from series six of the BBC drama based around James Herriot's country veterinary practice in Yorkshire. In this series, Calum & Deirdre have a terrible row, Siegfried is forced to speak at the local farmers' group, & James discover ...

All 13 episodes from series seven of the BBC drama based around James Herriot's country veterinary practice in Yorkshire. In this series, Tristan (Peter Davison) tries his hand at metal-detecting, James (Christopher Timothy) forgets his wedding anniversar ...

When Isabel's Yorkshire village is devastated by the Black Death, it seems that the world is ending in horror & fear. But for the survivors of the terrible plague, a new & freer society will rise from the destruction of the feudal system that enslaved her family. A powerful historical novel from one of today's most exciting young writers. ...

Read by Dean Williamson. In the late 1970s in rural Shropshire, eighteen-year-old Malcolm Castle became a fireman so he could rush into burning buildings to save fair damsels in distress. He didn't realise he would also be jumping into slurry pits & rivers to rescue cows, horses & any number of other unfortunate animals. Nothing about the country fire service was quite what Malcolm expected when he joined the watch in Shrewsbury. Yes, he had to face the heart-stopping dramas & tragedies of farm & house fires, but as the newest member of the service he was also first in line when swans terrorised the high street
- & when a flock of owls got stuck on the roof of his local pub. This was a time when crews tackled fires wearing plastic leggings, plastic gloves & cork hats covered in highly flammable gloss paint, & his early days on the service, in the late 1970s & early 80s, were eventful to say the least. Funny, moving & gloriously nostalgic, All Fired Up paints a unique portrait of rural Britain
- & shows just how surprising a fireman's life can be.

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As TV's favourite weather forecaster, Lainey is good at making predictions. But what she doesn't foresee is that her own life is about to hit a stormy patch. With a string of failed relationships behind her, surely history isn't about to repeat itself with her beloved Ken? To add fuel to the fire, her estranged mother announces that she's returning to Dublin. Deanna has always been dismissive of Lainey's choices
- particularly in men. & Deanna's lectures are the last thing Lainey needs now. Yet is there more to her mother than she knows? Uncovering some long-concealed family secrets, Lainey begins to reassess her life. Is the happy-ever-after she's always dreamed of really what she wants after all?
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